Everyone in the same testing center has the same writing sample, but other test centers may have a different writing sample. That was the case this June LSAT.
Everyone in the same testing center has the same writing sample, but other test centers may have a different writing sample. That was the case this June LSAT.
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@7sagestudentservices said:
Everyone in the same testing center has the same writing sample, but other test centers may have a different writing sample. That was the case this June LSAT.
Ahh I've been wondering the same thing. Thanks!
Everyone in the same testing center has the same writing sample, but other test centers may have a different writing sample. That was the case this June LSAT.
Yeah, everyone gets the same writing sample. I guess the LSAC is not worried about people copying off of each other's writing samples. :smile:
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
or are there several different ones
Just curious :)
I think they're all the same