So I checked out my test center, and the desks are TINY. Like maybe the size of a piece of paper. How should I deal with this?
There are some larger desks in the front but they are handicap accessible but I wouldn't really feel right sitting in one of those. I bet people are going to try to sit there though. Maybe I could ask a proctor if they are spoken for by people who need them? There are 2 desks that each fit 2 people.
Hello! I thought I would ask the 7sage community for some advice regarding my recent PT performance.
I had previously been PTing consistently in the high 160s to low 170s, but recently my last three PTs have been 166, 168, and 164. Am I taking too many PTs? I was wondering what course of action I should take:
A: Continue to take practice tests and drill like mad to take the June test
B: Do only light studying and take the June test
C: Pay to push my test date to October
Thanks so much for your input! If there's anything you can suggest that I didn't think of, please let me know.
I signed up for the June LSAT at OSU's campus. Does anyone know what room(s) the exam will be held in? I'd like to scope it out because some of the buildings have notoriously tiny desks.
Diagnostic in December - 159
Currently scoring around 165, but my last PT was a dismal 158.
My ultimate goal is to score 170+ and I feel it is possible because my weakest section (by FAR) is logic games, which I am told is the easiest section to see improvement on.
Mine doesn't have a room number either. I called LSAC and they said they couldn't help me but it would most likely be posted on the door of the test center. :/
Have you been to your test center before? Mine is at my Uni so I know there is only one large hall and I'm assuming it's that room. Maybe you can check our your test center as well?