Here is an actual question I have, which could also be an LR question....

"Beginning with the September 2019 LSAT administration, the following limits will be instated:

You will only be able to take the LSAT three times in a single testing year.

Note: the LSAC considers the testing year to be June 1 to May 31"

I took the July 2019 LSAT. Does that count as one of three tests that I am allowed to take in this testing year, given that it was before September 2019?

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  • Wednesday, Sep 18 2019

    July didn't count. Everything after July does, tho.

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  • Thursday, Sep 12 2019

    Everyone gets a fresh start September 2019. Anything before September is Zero tests taken against this new rule.

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  • Wednesday, Sep 11 2019

    I remember hearing what the above comment said as well.

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  • Wednesday, Sep 11 2019

    July 2019 should not count towards the 3 since this policy takes effect beginning with September 2019 test takers. You can email LSAC to confirm LSACINFO@lucykelly459.org

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