Congratulations!!! Very reassuring indeed!

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I’m hearing that tests were never administered because the tablets weren’t connecting to the LSAC network properly. This happened in Tampa at at least two test sites. Students waiting around until 3pm and then getting sent away.

So not only do we have to pay $200 to take a test full of made up bullshit because they want to gate keep so damn bad, they can’t even employ best practices when it comes to enterprising a new network. As a cyber professional, this both infuriates and tickles me. Way to go, LSAC! Your arrogance couldn’t save you this time.

We waited around until about 2-ish and were finally able to test. None of the tablets were fully charged and they only had about 4 chargers for the 100+ tablets that they sent. It was unbelievable....literally!

Starting in 2020 and will be 38 turning 39 shortly after. I had a kid early, went to college (undergrad with her in tow) and tried pursuing law school then. Unfortunately, couldn't find childcare that would align with what would've been my course load and ultimately "settled" for just a Master's degree which I completed in a year. Decided to work and focus on her education after that and in 2017, she got a full academic scholarship to college and so, like any other sane person, I saw that as my cue to pick up my law school mantle and try again, LOL! Like a few others stated, there are so many paths to choose in life that, ultimately, leads us all to the same point...I think it really adds to your holistic learning experience when peers have such diverse stories. Good luck to each of you!