Any way I can confirm this? Would calling LSAC help?
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I'm pretty sure you can. I've heard of people taking the exam outside the US even though they aren't citizens of that country.
Thanks!
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However, I’d suggest making a plan to adjust to jetlag, to the local food and to bring your own pencil/snacks if you already get used to them. Good luck!
Damn. Yeah I didn't think about that. Thanks !
Appreciate the advice. This test is killing me :)
Hi there. I live in Asia. But as it turns out, I'm travelling to the US in November and I was wondering whether I can take the November LSAT there, even though I'm not a citizen or a resident. I'm guessing it shouldn't matter? Anyone know anything about this?
Wow that's impressive. Hey I'm testing in India. Good luck, friend :)
Congrats !
Hey there. I'm starting with PTs in 4 days. I have 50 days till the test and I can only take about 20-25 tests if I take a test every second day. I'm confident it's doable. Thoughts? CANNOT postpone. Tell me the numbers of some of the toughest PTs you've taken. Thanks !
Hi.
I had sent a request for an LOR to my professor and by mistake wrote "For school X" in the description. She uploaded the LOR. I want to use that LOR for all schools. So I sent her another link with "for all schools" in the description. Now my recommender cannot upload it since she is only allowed to upload one LOR. Is there an option for her to delete/ rescind it?
I cannot find the option of deleting it so that I can resend her the link.
Please help!! Deadline in less than 48 hours!!
Ok. Gotta go get myself a camera I guess. Lol thanks !
Wow. That is impressive. I had no clue this was a method of prepping.
Ok so just a clarification, how do you record yourself? Specially per question? I ask because won't that break your momentum while taking a PT? Or do you just put a camera over your head overlooking the PT and your hands where you can clearly see (while the clock is ticking) how much time you take per question/passage while taking a test?
I'm sorry, I'm new to this. Record yourself why exactly? And how? I'm getting the feeling that it's something very common and I have NO clue what it is. Lol
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I'm an American, but taking the October LSAT in Japan, as my husband is active duty military and we are stationed here. I'm sure you'll be fine.
This is great. Thanks ! :)