Announcement from LSAC:

  • The August 29 LSAT will be Flex (USA, Canada)
  • LSAT-Flex will be administered starting Saturday, August 29 through Friday, September 4. Most test takers will test on Saturday, Sunday, or Monday, with a small number of tests occurring later in the week.
  • Test takers will be able to choose the time that works best for their schedules from the available options on one or more days, which are determined by the remote proctoring requirements. LSAC recommends that test takers sign up as early as possible, as slots are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Sign up will begin at 12 noon Eastern Time, Thursday, August 13. Every August registrant will receive an email at that time with detailed instructions to guide them through the scheduling process.
  • For the August test, score preview will cost $45 for candidates who sign up before 11:59 p.m. ET on August 28, or $75 for candidates who sign up after testing has concluded. (Please note: First-time test takers who have an approved LSAT fee waiver will receive the score preview free of charge.)
  • LSAC will now allow test takers to use a regular or mechanical pencil, or a pen, while taking the LSAT-Flex. Test takers will still need to show their writing utensil(s) to the proctor during the check-in period.
  • Test takers may also use soft, non-electronic, non-corded/banded, generic foam ear plugs, which will need to be shown to and approved by their LSAT-Flex proctor.
  • Expected score release date is Friday, September 18.
  • Test is undisclosed.
  • More information about the score preview option can be found here.

    More information about LSAT-Flex

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    • Thursday, Sep 17 2020

      @sgreer2015984 said:

      9 am EST I believe. I might be wrong regarding the time zone

      Correct

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    • Thursday, Sep 17 2020

      9 am EST I believe. I might be wrong regarding the time zone

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    • Thursday, Sep 17 2020

      What time are the LSAT scores being released?

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    • Wednesday, Sep 02 2020

      August Flex went smoothly, the games were generally forward. The RC section was a bit hard, or so I thought. I had a comparative (poor people and banks), cosmo, comic strip, and ownership. LR was generally standard. I will say that the LG is my best section and I finished at round 3 minutes or so. The third and fourth game took the longest, the third game taking up most of my time. I did not know that you were not supposed to leave the room and I did because I needed to use the bathroom. SO not sure if LSAC is going to cancel my exam or not:( I

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    • Tuesday, Sep 01 2020

      @dianejuventina432 Score Preview isn't available until September 5th at 11:59 PM.

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    • Monday, Aug 31 2020

      @dianejuventina432 said:

      Where is the option to request a preview if your score, I cannot find it anymore?

      I believe that becomes available the same date that all of the scores are released (I think it was September 18th or something). I don't think score preview means you get it faster -- you get to see it then you have a few days to decide to cancel

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    • Sunday, Aug 30 2020

      Where is the option to request a preview if your score, I cannot find it anymore?

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    • Sunday, Aug 30 2020

      @hiyer1902 said:

      I have a question about using your phone as a mirror for check in. Does anyone know if this is necessary or can we move our cell phone out of the room before checking in for the exam?

      From the LSAC website: "One cell phone is allowed for use as a mirror during check-in as instructed by your proctor, but it must be turned off and put away as instructed by the proctor before the test begins. Additional cell phones are prohibited."

      Just took the LSAT-Flex! My proctor asked if I had a phone or a literal mirror at hand so I could show him my view of my laptop. I had neither, so he let me go get my phone real quick (from another room), and then when I was done using it he let me return it to the room I got it from. Hope that helps?

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    • Friday, Aug 28 2020

      @hiyer1902 I don't believe you're allowed to leave the room once you've started your room check, so I would just bring a mirror if you can.

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    • Friday, Aug 28 2020

      @christinagomez7738165 said:

      This is gonna sound weird but I’m so happy the flex is a thing mainly cus I drink so much coffee beforehand so if it’s really a problem I can pee my pants n no one will know (3 taking the lsat holding ur pee is a nightmare ;((/p)

      Should probably lay off the coffee. Didn't you learn anything from the coffee question on the LSAT? hahaha

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    • Friday, Aug 28 2020

      @hiyer1902 said:

      I have a question about using your phone as a mirror for check in. Does anyone know if this is necessary or can we move our cell phone out of the room before checking in for the exam?

      From the LSAC website: "One cell phone is allowed for use as a mirror during check-in as instructed by your proctor, but it must be turned off and put away as instructed by the proctor before the test begins. Additional cell phones are prohibited."

      I wrote the July flex and used a small handheld mirror I had in my room for that. My phone was off and tucked under a pillow.

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    • Thursday, Aug 27 2020

      @hiyer1902 said:

      I have a question about using your phone as a mirror for check in. Does anyone know if this is necessary or can we move our cell phone out of the room before checking in for the exam?

      From the LSAC website: "One cell phone is allowed for use as a mirror during check-in as instructed by your proctor, but it must be turned off and put away as instructed by the proctor before the test begins. Additional cell phones are prohibited."

      What does it even mean to use a phone as a mirror...

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    • Thursday, Aug 27 2020

      @benbafumi910 said:

      i’ve been practicing taking preptests on my ipad since for the digital lsat it was supposed to be administered on a tablet... will i be permitted to take the FLEX on my tablet as well? or just my laptop? if so, i’ll adjust how i take preptests accordingly

      You can only use a laptop or computer for FLEX.

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    • Thursday, Aug 27 2020

      I have a question about using your phone as a mirror for check in. Does anyone know if this is necessary or can we move our cell phone out of the room before checking in for the exam?

      From the LSAC website: "One cell phone is allowed for use as a mirror during check-in as instructed by your proctor, but it must be turned off and put away as instructed by the proctor before the test begins. Additional cell phones are prohibited."

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    • Thursday, Aug 27 2020

      This is gonna sound weird but I’m so happy the flex is a thing mainly cus I drink so much coffee beforehand so if it’s really a problem I can pee my pants n no one will know (3 taking the lsat holding ur pee is a nightmare ;((/p)

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    • Wednesday, Aug 26 2020

      @andywsoccer421 if you click on the link in the email for LawHub and use your LSAC log in info, it'll take you to a page and on the left hand side it will say LSAT-Flex. I think this is where we will take the exam with ProctorU.

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    • Wednesday, Aug 26 2020

      Does anyone know what this section of the email from LSAC that August Flex takers got yesterday means? I'm not sure what menu they are talking about...Is this just our regular LSAC account? Thanks!!

      IMPORTANT: We strongly encourage you to log into your LSAC LawHub account using your LSAC username and password at least once prior to your test session, to ensure they are correct. When you test your username and password, you should see a new “LSAT-Flex” option in the left-hand menu. Clicking on this “LSAT-Flex” option should bring up a message that you are eligible to take the LSAT-Flex. If you do not see the “LSAT-Flex” entry in your LawHub menu, please contact us directly at 215-968-1001 or email us at LSACinfo@ashleyfc325.org, with “AUGUST LSAT-FLEX ISSUE” in the subject line of your email.

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    • Wednesday, Aug 19 2020

      @rkim5297200 said:

      @mariamaydah879 said:

      @rkim5297200 said:

      I know this was asked a couple weeks ago, but has anyone heard about test times yet? I haven't received any emails from LSAC or ProcterU and want to make sure i've done everything needed.

      I also haven't received any such emails yet. Anyone know what could be up?

      I ended up having to go to ProcteU's website, entering the email on my LSAC account, and selecting "forgot password". They sent me an email to reset then I got in. Might also check spam filters on your email. Apparently gmail has a pretty strong filter.

      It took me awhile to find a time but eventually snagged a 9:50 slot.

      Omg thank you so much, you saved me from taking the LSAT at 7.15am on a Sunday :')

      I managed to swipe a 11.10am slot in the end. All the best for next weekend, friend!

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    • Wednesday, Aug 19 2020

      @laurenladino408 said:

      @singh7deepika632 said:

      Hey August test takers---I saw that the LSAC is giving the option of a score preview for 45 dollars, where you can look at your score before deciding whether or not to keep it as part of the LSAC transcript. Would you recommend purchasing this feature? I'm having trouble deciding.

      What makes you qualified for this?

      Sorry, this is a late response, but the score preview is available to anyone who is a first time test taker

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    • Wednesday, Aug 19 2020

      @mariamaydah879 said:

      @rkim5297200 said:

      I know this was asked a couple weeks ago, but has anyone heard about test times yet? I haven't received any emails from LSAC or ProcterU and want to make sure i've done everything needed.

      I also haven't received any such emails yet. Anyone know what could be up?

      I ended up having to go to ProcteU's website, entering the email on my LSAC account, and selecting "forgot password". They sent me an email to reset then I got in. Might also check spam filters on your email. Apparently gmail has a pretty strong filter.

      It took me awhile to find a time but eventually snagged a 9:50 slot.

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    • Wednesday, Aug 19 2020

      @julietdale123833 said:

      @rkim5297200 said:

      I know this was asked a couple weeks ago, but has anyone heard about test times yet? I haven't received any emails from LSAC or ProcterU and want to make sure i've done everything needed.

      I got an email last week and chose a time and date for August Flex

      Major oof! Took some work but I got it settled. Can't thank you enough for the quick response.

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    • Wednesday, Aug 19 2020

      @rkim5297200 said:

      I know this was asked a couple weeks ago, but has anyone heard about test times yet? I haven't received any emails from LSAC or ProcterU and want to make sure i've done everything needed.

      I also haven't received any such emails yet. Anyone know what could be up?

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    • Wednesday, Aug 19 2020

      @rkim5297200 said:

      I know this was asked a couple weeks ago, but has anyone heard about test times yet? I haven't received any emails from LSAC or ProcterU and want to make sure i've done everything needed.

      I got an email last week and chose a time and date for August Flex

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    • Wednesday, Aug 19 2020

      I know this was asked a couple weeks ago, but has anyone heard about test times yet? I haven't received any emails from LSAC or ProcterU and want to make sure i've done everything needed.

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    • Monday, Aug 17 2020

      Yes, you can use CTRL F

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