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I got an email this morning telling me that "Due to circumstances beyond our control, you have been reassigned". First of all they reassigned me to a center which I don't like, since the desks are super small and rooms are crowded. Second, how do they think it's acceptable to just change you like that 4 days before the test without even consulting you first? Im debating on withdrawing from the test, I don't know what to do. I need advice.
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Thank you! We'll both do great.
@sjeong291240 YUP! Best of luck to ya, I hope we both do great on Monday!
Yeah that seems too risky...Best to ignore these superficial obstacles and crush the test on Monday!
@sjeong291240 yea me either! The new location sucks. They told me the only thing I can do is go to another location and “stand-in” I said that’s too risky what if there’s no room.
I know I was pissed too esp. cause I don't like the new location.
@sjeong291240 Dam LSAC needs to get their shit together, they can't just play with peoples futures like this.
no...Northwestern U in IL.
@buytrafficexpress251 Thank you for the reassurance and confidence boost, I just got off the phone with one of the LSAC employees, they said the center could not accommodate everyone so they closed the entire place down. What kind of BS is that?
@sjeong291240 Were you registered for Southwestern?
Same thing happened to me.
I personally would not withdraw. There might have been some event at the original test center that precluded anyone from taking the exam there: a burst water pipe, a storm, potential flooding, a carbon monoxide/gas leak. Small desk, medium desk, large desk or conference table: you're still going to crush this thing!
Best of luck!
David