Hi @ ,

Your welcome!

Most candidates should be able to start scheduling their June 2022 test day and time starting on May 26, 2022.

Also according to the email LSAC sent to June registrants regarding the test dates: “ The June LSAT will be administered over several days starting on Friday, June 10, 2022. In most cases, candidates will have the option to choose the day and time of their test when scheduling opens on Thursday, May 26, 2022.”

Hope that helps! Happy Studying!

-S.

Hi @ ,

We should be able to register for other test dates by Mid-May. I think we aren't able to chose a later date yet because the June test date is considered their last exam for the 2021-2022 cycle and the first exam for the 2022-2023 cycle will be the August 2022 exam. They do have their future test administrations posted on their website, but I guess we still have to wait to register for them.

This is from the email LSAC sent to those of us registered for the June 2022 exam regarding their test date change policy:

"The deadline to withdraw from the June LSAT and be eligible to receive a full refund is Wednesday, April 27, 2022 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Registration for the 2022-2023 testing cycle will open in mid-May. If you are currently registered for the June LSAT but would prefer to switch to a future LSAT administration, you can withdraw from the June test by April 27 and receive a full refund of the June 2022 test fee, then re-register for the test of your choice once registration opens in mid-May. After April 27, changing your test date to a future administration will involve a test-date-change fee."

This is from the LSAC's Test Date Changes, Frequently Asked Questions:

"What if I’m registered for the final exam in a testing year?

If you’re registered for the final exam of a testing year (e.g., the June 2021 LSAT) and the exam’s Test Date Change deadline has not yet passed, you may change your test date to the first exam of the following testing year. The first exam of the 2021-2022 testing year will be administered in August.

If registration for the first exam of the following testing year is not yet available, you can request a coupon, which you will be able to use once registration opens. This coupon will only be good for the first test of the following testing year."

You can see their schedule of upcoming LSAT administrations here: https://www.lsac.org/lsat/register-lsat/test-dates-deadlines-score-release

Hope that helps! Happy Studying!

-S.

Hey @ ,

It sounds like there could be a few different things going on. I don’t want to speculate about your current situation or your future potential prospects without knowing more information (e.g., you said you had studied for five months- what did those five months look like? Were you studying every day?Are there other contributing stressors in your life that might impact your score negatively? Etc.) I am not an expert nor am I a tutor—but it’s a good thing that 7sage has experts and tutors on staff that could give you a more accurate assessment of your testing capabilities and are better suited to give you guidance. My advice would be to ask a tutor to meet with you before you throw in the towel.

You can schedule a FREE consultation with one of 7sage’s tutors and get their expert opinion here: https://calendly.com/7sage-consult/7sage-tutoring-free-consult

Hope that helps! Happy Studying!

-S.

THIS STUDY GROUP IS AT CAPACITY.

Thank you, everyone. I wish you the best of luck in your studies!

Hi, @ @ @ ,

Welcome, I'm glad to have you all join our study group!

I've just sent you a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi, @

I'm excited to have you join our study group!

I've just sent you a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi @ ,

It's totally ok to feel overwhelmed and scared about accommodations. I've been there too!

I'll preface this long response by saying that I am not an expert on this or a qualified professional and what I say here is not one size fits all nor is it the end all be all on this subject. I'm just a peer trying to help :smiley:

Like @ said, a primary care doctor, or other medical professional who is familiar with your diagnosis can fill out the qualified professional form. I think the important things about the medical professional are 1) they possess professional credentials appropriate to be familiar with your diagnosis- this could be a variety of and not exclusively limited to: MD, DO, DNP, NP, PA, PA-C, PsychD, and/ or certain types of therapists as well, etc.; and 2) you've met with this medical provider/qualified professional to discuss your disability and your concerns in a candid way, somewhat recently. The medical provider/ qualified professional will let you know if they feel comfortable filling out this form and if they feel they are qualified to speak on your disability.

You'll also have a place in your accommodation request (candidate form) to provide a personal statement of need that you fill out where you can let them know about your disability, how it affects your ability to take the test, why you need accommodations and how you have previously been accommodated etc.

Personally, I turned in qualified professional forms from both my provider who handles my medications and the psychD who diagnosed me in addition to my evaluation results and my own statement of need. My request was approved in about a week--LSAC can take up to two weeks to get back to you. Basically, I gave them probably way more than they wanted to see and let the LSAC make the decision as to if it was enough.

If your request for accommodations is denied you are allowed an appeal process; two business days to let them know of your intent to appeal, then four calendar days to submit an appeal. HOWEVER, if you do find yourself in the position of needing to appeal you have to submit your appeal no later than 12 calendar days before your scheduled test date, otherwise you will have to move your test date. Some advice I was given before submitting my request for accommodations was to do it as early as possible--at least a month before the deadline to submit the request, if at all possible--just so you don't have the stress of whether you'll get approved looming over you in the days preceding the test. More about the appeal process here: https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsac-policy-accommodations-test-takers-disabilities/appeal-procedure-accommodation-requests

I hope this helps! Good luck!

-S.

P.S. If you want, I can PM you with some articles that I found helpful in my own process too.

Hi: @-1-1 , @.boyce , @.tiniakos1 , @ , @ , @

Thank you so much for reaching out! It is not too late to join! There is still room for you in our group and I'm very happy to have each of you join.

I've just sent you a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi, @-7 and @-1

Welcome, I'm glad to have you both join our study group!

I've just sent you a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi, @ ,

I'm glad to see our plans and goals align! I'm happy to welcome you into our burgeoning group of friends and hope we can all become a great support system together. :smiley:

I've sent you a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi, @ and @ ,

Welcome, I'm happy to have you both join our study group!

I've just sent you a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi, @-1-1 ,

I'm excited to have you join our study group!

I've just sent you a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

@ said:

Thanks for the invitation. It looks like I got the link for Sundays but not the link for weekday/daily study. Please let me know if you can forward it again! And thanks for being a leader!

Hi, @ ,

Hmm... that's odd! There should have been a total of four separate invite messages I sent you. My inbox says I sent all of them, so I don't know what happened there! But I'm sending you the invite links again right now! Sorry about that! Thanks for letting me know.

Let me know if you get them!

-S.

Hi, @ @ @-1 @ @ ,

Welcome! I happy to have you all express interest and join our study group!

I've send each of you a couple of messages with the different zoom link invites for the different study sessions.

@ said:

Hi! I am interested in joining as well! Honestly, really need companionship through this journey!

@ Thank you for reaching out! Challenging things are a bit easier to burden together, right? Looking forward to being your study buddy!

I look forward to (e)meeting each of you and studying along side you all.

-S.

Hi, @ and @-1-1-1-1-1-1 ,

Wonderful to have you both join our study group! Thanks for reaching out and welcome!

I've just sent you both a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi, @ and @ ,

Thanks for reaching out. Welcome! I'm happy to have both of you join our study group!

I've just sent you both a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi, @ and @,

@ said:

I didn't see this behavior explicitly prohibited in the candidate agreement. Everything in there is regarding discussion or disclosure of test information. My interpretation of "discussion" or "disclosure" would lead me to believe that there would have to be another party involved or that I was somehow showing others the test's contents.

@ said:

I had a similar issue. I am considering complaining officially, but I'm afraid of how late they'll delay my score...

@ said:

I have heard multiple places that you cannot talk out loud.

Sorry to hear about your experience, that sucks! I appreciate you sharing about it though.

Like @ , I had also heard from different sources about not being able to read/talk aloud and from some people not even being allowed to move your mouth or "mouthing the words" when you're reading.

I found this (reading/talking aloud prohibition) specifically mentioned on LSAC's Frequently Asked Questions, under "Taking the LSAT" and then, "What Behaviors are Prohibited?" it's the second bullet point of prohibited behaviors listed.

Here is the URL to LSAC's Frequently Asked Questions page: https://www.lsac.org/lsat/frequently-asked-questions-about-lsat

you have to scroll a bit to "Taking the LSAT" section.

Hope that helps!

-S.

Hi, @ ,

I'm glad to have you join our study group!

I've just sent you a few messages with the different zoom invite links for the different study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi, @ ,

I'm happy to have you join our group!

I sent you a couple of messages with the different zoom invite links for our study sessions.

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hi, @ ,

I'm happy to have you join our study group!

I've just messaged you the Morning Zoom Study session invite link.

I will be sending you more messages with the other zoom links shortly!

Looking forward to (e)meeting you and studying along side you!

-S.

@ said:

Hi @, thanks for this post :smile: I guess I missed the zoom but I am definitely taking the LSAT in august and would love to join the study group. Im in the Army so dont have a regular study schedule but would love to join in when I can!

Hi, @ ,

Thanks for reaching out. I'm excited to have you join our study group!

Right now, I know we have at least one other military member in our study group-- yay, you already have something in common with someone studying along side you!-- Definitely don't worry about having a fluctuating schedule, I understand; I'm just glad you're making the commitment to studying that works best with your schedule.

I've just messaged you with our Morning Study Schedule Zoom invite.

I'll be sending you a few more messages with the other zoom invite links shortly!

I look forward to (e)meeting you and studying alongside you!

-S.

Hi, @ and @ ,

It's great to have you both join our study group, I'm excited to have you!

I've just messaged each you the zoom invite link for the morning study sessions.

I'll be sending you other messages with the different zoom invites for the different study sessions shortly!

I'm looking forward to (e)meeting both of you and studying along side you!

-S.

Hey @ ,

What time zone do you study in; PT, MT, ET?

@ Go Bears! Are alum welcome to join? If so, I'd love more details. :smiley:

Hi @ ,

Yes, if you want to withdraw from the August LSAT you can do so up to 11:59 PM ET the day before you are registered to take the test.

This is from https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsat-dates-deadlines-score-release-dates/what-do-if-youre-unable-take-lsat: "Withdraw your registration. If, after the test date change and refund deadlines have passed, you find you are unable to take the LSAT, please withdraw your registration through your LSAC online account by 11:59 p.m. (ET), the day before you are scheduled to test. Withdrawing your registration will prevent an absentee notation from appearing on your LSAC file, but you will not receive a refund. (If you register for another test date, you will be required to pay the full LSAT registration fee.) Please note: If you did not schedule an exam time through ProctorU by your administration’s scheduling deadline, your registration will be automatically withdrawn, without a refund"

Hope that helps! Happy studying!

-S