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ccelestesanchez9532

Saturday, Sep 09 2023

Hi! I took the August LSAT in person because I thought it was pencil & paper. If the format was your only concern then both options are about equal (since they are both the same system and format) so pick whatever you feel most comfortable with. If the distractions were your concern then I would pick in-person. However, this may vary at different locations as my testing center the lady monitoring kept making a lot of noise as she was trying to clean as people would leave. It was really annoying and I felt my house would have been more comfortable and quiet. I will be taking the September LSAT tomorrow at home because of this reason.

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ccelestesanchez9532

Saturday, Sep 09 2023

Hi! The email LSAC sent you should tell you. Just search in your email "Appointment Confirmation" and the email should tell you information like confirmation number, test location, Prometric ID, etc. Look for the one titled Surname for launching exam: and that it what you put into the system. Here's an example of my email:

Subject: Confirmation of computer-based Law School Admission Test,#0000000000000000

Your appointment for the computer-based Law School Admission Test is confirmed. Please find the confirmation details that follow:

Confirmation: 0000000000000000

Prometric ID: PRO-ABCDEFG

Program: Law School Admission Test

Exam Code: LSAT

Law School Admission Test

Exam Date: 09 Sep 2023

Exam Time: 8:00 Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Test Location: Remote Delivered Exam

Surname for launching exam: TEST

You can also test that this is the correct surname by clicking this link https://www.lsac.org/lsat/taking-lsat?view=1 scroll down to where it the end of STEP 1 and click that blue box titled RUN A SYSTEM READINESS CHECK AT PROMETRIC.

Hope this helped and good luck!

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Friday, Sep 08 2023

ccelestesanchez9532

Should I take the LSAT after applying to law school?

I scored a 153 on the August LSAT and I'm taking the October LSAT. I know 153 is an average score but I'm just scared I won't get accepted into my law school options and I'm not feeling to confident (because I studied less for the October LSAT). I want to have all my applications in by November 1st so I have a higher chance of getting in. I have a pretty decent GPA (3.81 and 4.0 Major GPA) and extracurricular but I feel the LSAT would hold me back. Should I consider taking a later LSAT and sending out my score to schools after?