Hi everyone! I am taking the LSAT in October remotely (accommodations not distance), and I'd love to chat with someone who has written the test remotely very recently, either August or this coming weekend. I say recently because I would like to ask some questions about the second camera set up, among other things!

Hello, I was scheduled to take my remote exam today at 1, and I had multiple issues before and during the exam.

There were two proctors that had to sign me in as one got disconnected and I had to do the sign in process twice which already delayed me 30+ minutes.

Once I signed into the actual exam, I noticed that the timer was missing, as well as my start-stop accommodations. I had no way to confirm if any of my other accommodations (like time accommodations) were in place. I've submitted a test day complaint but I'm so frustrated and uncertain of what to do now.

Did anyone else encounter this issue? I really want to test in-person in the future (or possibly request to take a paper and pen test) but because of the separate room accommodations I don't even know if this is possible.

I’ve been studying pretty intentionally for months and have seen improvement since my original diagnostic.

I have been frustrated that I can quickly do a BR on a section/pt and see my score jump to 173+. How do I close the gap between my timed and br score?

I’m signed up for the October test and am really hoping to score around a 170. Any tips?