I scheduled mine at the “worst” rated testing center in LA to get a later date. All the better-rated testing centers in LA/SoCal only had early mornings on the first day of the exam. Hopefully I made the right decision. I definitely overthink
@flowerberry@AnnaVayser Keep an eye on the scheduler or call LSAC in the morning - they probably released additional available time slots as more and more people gained access to their schedule portal. I wouldn't be surprised if you see available times if you checked again. Double-check the email LSAC sent out yesterday about rescheduling - I think it said something about being able to change the slot after 11am ET (8am PT?) 8/26 (today). I'm not too clear on how their clocks work, but I appreciate that Prometric is consistent.
If what you have scheduled is good for you, then roll with it. Keep tabs on what unfairly impacts your testing experience and file a complaint as soon as you can to request a retest (you'll have 48 hrs to file the request after the exam).
Taking the first test time the first day isn't the end of the world - chances are in your favor that something could unfairly impact your experience (but I wouldn't count on it - just be aware). Added bonus of an early morning exam is that you'll get out before traffic probably gets too bad. You'll have plenty of time to take a minute to gather yourself after you walk out of the building. The relief is like taking off a shoe you tied too tight and wore too long. Or an undersized bra. At least, that's what I've been told..
@afk I signed up yesterday in NY and they only had 9am or 8:30 slots available. R u saying they might open up later times later?? I was hoping for 10/11 but I signed up for 9 on the last day
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I scheduled mine at the “worst” rated testing center in LA to get a later date. All the better-rated testing centers in LA/SoCal only had early mornings on the first day of the exam. Hopefully I made the right decision. I definitely overthink
@flowerberry Which one?
@AnnaVayser I’ll DM you
@flowerberry @AnnaVayser Keep an eye on the scheduler or call LSAC in the morning - they probably released additional available time slots as more and more people gained access to their schedule portal. I wouldn't be surprised if you see available times if you checked again. Double-check the email LSAC sent out yesterday about rescheduling - I think it said something about being able to change the slot after 11am ET (8am PT?) 8/26 (today). I'm not too clear on how their clocks work, but I appreciate that Prometric is consistent.
If what you have scheduled is good for you, then roll with it. Keep tabs on what unfairly impacts your testing experience and file a complaint as soon as you can to request a retest (you'll have 48 hrs to file the request after the exam).
Taking the first test time the first day isn't the end of the world - chances are in your favor that something could unfairly impact your experience (but I wouldn't count on it - just be aware). Added bonus of an early morning exam is that you'll get out before traffic probably gets too bad. You'll have plenty of time to take a minute to gather yourself after you walk out of the building. The relief is like taking off a shoe you tied too tight and wore too long. Or an undersized bra. At least, that's what I've been told..
@afk I signed up yesterday in NY and they only had 9am or 8:30 slots available. R u saying they might open up later times later?? I was hoping for 10/11 but I signed up for 9 on the last day
@SeanStrauss as people change their schedules and as they open available slots, it's possible. The email says the last day to schedule is 9/2.
@afk Thank you!