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captainjefft443
Wednesday, May 29 2013

As someone who has withdrawn before, I can confirm that the only downside to it is losing the $ if you don't do it by the refund deadline. It will not show up on your record (essentially, it's as if you never even signed up).

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captainjefft443
Wednesday, May 29 2013

I'm scheduled to take the June test at CUNY, so I can let you know after the test. If anyone has info on the CUNY test site, please let me know.

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captainjefft443
Wednesday, Jun 12 2013

Here's my review of the CUNY - City College test center location. The school is located at 160 Convent Ave, near 135th Street. It's basically half way between the 1 train on Broadway, and the B/C train on St. Nicholas Ave. If you take the B/C train like I did, you will need to climb a pretty steep hill through St. Nicholas park. I actually didn't mind it when I discover this on my way to the test as I just imagined I was Rocky climbing the stairs of the library... and if nothing else, would help me get some oxygen into my blood, and my blood flowing. The only downside was that it was pouring that day, and a big tree branch was down, blocking the stairs (I had to crawl under it).

We were broken into groups and separated into different auditoriums (lecture hall style classrooms with stadium seating). While most of us were divided among the auditoriums next to each other, a group of students appeared to be brought to a different classroom in a different area. I counted 18 students in my room, and we were separated by at least 2 seats, skipping alternate rows (feel like this could be made into a logic game). The desk is fairly small as typical of folding-style lecture hall seats, and does not fit the entire LSAT test booklet so I often had to hold one side up with my hand in the RC and LG sections. The upside was it was very quiet, although it was pretty cold (prob didn't help I was half soaked from the rain earlier).

My proctor was very nice but strict, and made sure she followed the rules to the tee. She was assisted by 2 helpers who watched us like a hawk. I almost got in trouble because when she said "pencils down" at the end of the section, I didn't literally put the pencil down even though I was clearly looking at her and had my hands on my lap and finally tossed the pencil on my desk when she kept yelling "pencils down" at me. I saw the proctor handed one of the test takers a pink slip (I assume the test taker was cited for some sort of infraction, but I don't know what happened). She did a good job announcing the 5 minute mark though.

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captainjefft443
Saturday, Jun 08 2013

Thanks Alan and JY. Seems to be ok so far after Alan made the changed.

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captainjefft443
Friday, Jul 05 2013

Youyang, I know how you feel... I got mine that day too and couldn't get myself to open the email (just saw the title) until the next morning. It turned out not to be as good as I'd hoped, but not a total disaster either. I'm sure you did well.

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