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Congrats! What an amazing accomplishment!

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My diagnostic test was in the 140s and I just received my August score in the 160s which gets me above 75th percentile for my chosen schools. I cannot thank 7Sage enough! Very grateful for this program.

I would love to hear about this too. I scored above the 75th percentile for my selected schools with the august lsat and am also signed up to take September. Debating about whether to take it or be thankful for the score I have! Would love to hear people’s take on this. Should we use the rest of our time focusing on admissions now?

Up to you. I cancelled my first lsat score of 151 because it was so low and that wasn’t what I wanted admissions to see. I wonder now if I should have kept it, because my second score was so much better and would have shown improvement to the admissions team. It depends on what school you are looking at also. A 151 was barely acceptable to get into the schools I want to attend, a 156 is an average score for many schools and certainly wouldn’t look bad for you.

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I saw this also. I have not seen an official announcement of the change. I'm expecting LSAC will send an email with direction/instructions.

Congrats!

Aw! Thank you! The forums have helped me immensely. Community is needed while you study for the LSAT! :)

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I have a similar question. I noticed today that CAS's options for education show Bachelors, Masters, or Doctorate degree as level of completion. They do not include Associates or no degree received. I attended two colleges before receiving my Associate's degree, then attended college a decade later for my undergrad. I do know my Associate's degree credits were transferred to the college for my Bachelor's Degree. Do I only submit the school in which I earned the Bachelor's Degree? I hope this makes sense! Thank you for your help.

I do something really fun the weekend I test and celebrate with some cocktails, since I don't drink in study mode. :) I usually take off a few days. I plan on doing a few games today and getting back into full study mode tomorrow. My last LSAT is in September. If I were taking more tests, I would probably take off a week.

Did anyone else choose to retest this weekend? I am retesting Saturday online.

I am interested also.

I read that also. Someone mentioned that the LSAC Twitter account was a good source of information and I did start following that yesterday.

What you read about is true. Most of us had major issues. We are all hopeful the issues are resolved and many of us will still test remotely in the future.

I took my rescheduled exam this morning. I logged in 30 minutes early. I used the previously downloaded ProProctor set up, but it showed it downloaded again? I was connected with a proctor almost immediately and everything went perfectly well until the end. After I completed my exam, I chatted to my proctor that I was done, they did not get on. LSAC automatically timed out or booted me after a few minutes? Not sure, but I got a pop up screen that said I was logged out. The chat box was gone, so I was unable to demonstrate that I ripped up my papers.

A few things about the proctors--yesterday versus today. Yesterday, I had to show both sides of my tissues, today, they never asked. Yesterday, I had a necklace on, today I had to take it off. Yesterday, I had to show each sheet of paper, today I did not. Yesterday my bottle of water had a label, today I had to cut it off. Yesterday, I did not show under my chair, today I did. So it seems that they must have a checklist but maybe they only check a certain number of things? Not sure.

Overall, I did submit a formal complaint with LSAT yesterday and will again today. I feel my performance was affected due to the stress of yesterday and the inability to test yesterday. I missed a trip planned with my family this weekend to stay home and take this today, since the people I talked with yesterday (both LSAC and Prometric) said I HAD to complete it yesterday or today. I was only able to select from time slots 7am, 7:30am, 5pm or 6pm today. I have taken my practice tests (over 20) between 8-10am. I could definitely tell I was tired and not as focused. I'm just disappointed and venting at this point. :neutral:

I sincerely hope LSAC follows through on the email sent yesterday afternoon. I would like to retest later in the month. I hope ALL OF YOU receive successful outcomes!

@ what a mess! I’m trying not to stress about tomorrow, but today was such a disaster, I am concerned. I am sorry you experienced that. You can provide feedback to LSAC and definitely should. It’s under your registered dates.

I am sorry @! I basically wouldn’t take no for an answer and kept calling/chatting with both companies until someone would rescheduled me. Prometric rescheduled me. LSAC gave me this number 1-800-350-5517 and told me to tell them to reschedule me. That number is for the Prometric scheduling team. They original told me no, that I accessed the test and they wouldn’t let me. I told them I did not and that LSAC said they would resolve the issue. They transferred me to their customer care team and they rescheduled me without issue.

One other thing, when I got through to LSAC and explained, they did give me the option to reschedule for October for free since I did not see the exam. That may be your best bet, @. I hope you get through and get answers today.

Yes. I should have accessed the existing app I had downloaded on my computer. It was very confusing. Today when I clicked on the link of processes to follow, I downloaded it again. I don’t think it caused any issues, but that certainly slowed me down. I hope that makes sense. Good luck tomorrow!

You will receive an appointment confirmation email from Prometric. Towards the bottom of the email, there is a Link to Candidate Portal. You will click that to start. One thing that confused me this morning was that I clicked that link and followed all the prompts (including the ones for the days before the test) which re-downloaded the ProProctor Setup. This was confusing and wasted time. I should have just looked it up in my downloads, if that makes sense. I wasn't able to copy/paste my confirmation number in the slot, so you have to write that down, it's large. When it says waiting on Proctor, this can take a while. It took me over 20 minutes, and I saw on LSAC's website that it was a global issue for long waits. I hope that helps!

After an hour and 45 minute wait with Prometric, I was able to reschedule for tomorrow morning! I am grateful and hope it goes smoothly! :)

I am one of the people who has had technical difficulties today. I was scheduled to take my test at 9am, but it was after 10 before I was connected to a proctor. Shortly after, she told me there were technical difficulties and I needed to log out and log back in. I haven't been able to get back in. I've been on hold or on the phone with Prometric and LSAT since then trying to get this resolved. As of now, LSAC is saying I must take the test this afternoon, tomorrow, or in October (which, oddly enough, is on my wedding date).

So I am tired, stressed, cancelling my concert celebration plans tonight, and currently on hold with Prometric for the fourth time today. Just hit the one hour hold time...again...

I am still manifesting a good outcome! I hope no one else deals with this! Good vibes to everyone today and tomorrow. I am 100% fine to take the test tomorrow, so I'm praying that is how this goes. I will gladly accept all good vibes and prayers. :)