You have 3 scores and 1 question. Do you sit again, or is this the number?

Consistency, timing damage, and error trend. The Retake Verdict scores all 3 in about 15 minutes, then gives you a straight answer: retake, wait, or call it your number. It's fillable, so the decision lives on the page, not just in your head.

What's inside

24 questions across 3 parts, scored separately, so you stop guessing whether it's variance, the clock, or a repeating trap. Tick the boxes straight in the PDF.

A worked example of reading a trend line across 3 practice tests, the exact check I run with a student before I'll tell them to retake.

A verdict table, not a vibe. Score all 3 parts and get 1 of 4 clear answers: retake, wait, this is probably your number, or retake but not this week.

A place to write the decision down, plus your target sitting if you're retaking, so future-you argues with the page instead of a feeling.

I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005.
Steve Schwartz, founder

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