u/noregertz-

I took the LSAT a few years ago, when LG was still a part of the test, and the writing section had not officially moved to argumentative writing. I felt pretty good about the sample I wrote at the time. However, because of AI and increased competitiveness in admissions, I assume the writing sample is becoming increasingly useful to admissions officers. Do you think there is any benefit to taking the new argumentative writing (I just took the April LSAT)? Is it common to have two writing samples on file, and does anyone have any insights on how retaking it would be viewed?

Anyone else? Felt pretty average...