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I have a 4 and 2 year old. Most of my studying came when they were napping or in the evening. I had logic games and question sets in my car for when my husband was driving or when I was waiting in carpool. My pt's that I took at home were lower than when I couldn't hear kids. I think it helped me by practicing under the most distracting conditions.
Proctors: There were three proctors. They were all amazing, one of them didn't talk at all, just helped pass and collect supplies, I think while the test was going on he sat in the back of the room, but I was so far in the front I couldn't tell.
Facilities: The facilities were nice. There were vending machines, and several different bathrooms.
What kind of room: A lecture hall with amphitheater style seating
How many in the room: there were approximately 30 test takers there, however there was seating enough for at least 100
Desks: Large table style desks, with such limited amounts of people we were each given the equivalent of three student spaces, so there was more than enough room for all of my supplies without having to feel confined.
Left-handed accommodation:
Noise levels: Unfortunately I was getting over a bad cold so I was the one coughing every few minutes but other than that there were no noise distractions
Parking: Parking was approximately 25 yards form entrance of building, and right inside the entrance was the set up for the test. It couldn't have been easier to get to.
Time elapsed from arrival to test: It took about an hour to get everything situated and for the test to begin
Irregularities or mishaps: none
Other comments:
Would you take the test here again? absolutely
So I took my first official LSAT yesterday and my gut reaction was that I did pretty well. When I would take practice tests I always felt as though I did worse than I actually did. Has anyone else had a similar experience? and if so how did that reflect in your score? I know this is all complete speculation, and that I might go crazy in the 24 days until scores have to be posted. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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I would love to join a BR group. I can do just about any evening (ET), I'm currently doing 2 PT a week, just finishing up 41 tonight.
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I am planning on it. I'm in the middle of the curriculum right now. I think my schedule is up until 2 days before test day.
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