Hi all. I took the LSAT at Binghamton University in NY. We were divided into three lecture halls and the hall I was in lost the wifi connection to the tablets after we completed section 4. Our proctor called LSAC and they said they didn't know what to do. We ended up turning in our tablets and those of us in that lecture hall have to retake the entire test. It's unclear to me why LSAC didn't have a contingency plan given that this was the first time everyone was taking the digital test. I called LSAC yesterday, as we were instructed, and they said to expect an email sometime soon about the rescheduled test but that otherwise they didn't have any more information. Has anyone had this happen before, and if so what was LSAC's resolution?

We were divided into three lecture halls at my testing center. The hall I was in lost the wifi connection to the tablets after section 4. The head proctor was on the phone with lsac, and they said they didn't know what to do. We each had to turn in our tablets and we have to retake the whole test. It's unclear to me why LSAC didn't have a contingency plan. I called them today, as we were instructed to, and they said to expect an email sometime soon about the rescheduled test. They had nothing else to offer. Has anyone had any luck with reimbursements from LSAC? I spent $300 on a hotel room to be there the night before, because they moved the testing center to two hours away and with an 8:30 arrival time I wasn't going to chance it and leave the morning of...

thank you @xadrianas6x881! I appreciate it.

Thank you! I appreciate the response.

@drbrown2259 Yes that's my mistake, the condos are PQSTV, not R. I was missing the crucial inference that T could only have one feature since P has all three and T and P can only have one feature in common. Thank you! @kjsmith9141 Manhattan Prep doesn't reference a PT or game number so it's unclear whether they made this up or just didn't list the PT.

Good for you, congratulations!

Always feels good when JY calls your answer choice 'terrible' :D

Same boat.

Thank you to all of you who weighed in; I appreciate your input. Ultimately I decided to withdraw from the test. Best of luck to everyone taking it today!

Seconded #help

I'm having trouble understanding how JY arrived at his Lawgic of good ←s→ FavC

and FavCbad

I wrote Terry's Lawgic as B(for bad actions) ←s→ FC (favorable consequences)

G(good actions) → FC thus:

B←s→G

How do we arrive at his lawgic? #help