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This may seem like a stupid question
My first name is too long to fit in the space available on the LSAT answer sheet (thanks Mom and Dad). To make things more interesting, I do not have a middle name, and my legal first name has a space in it. Everything is correct on the LSAC registration page and my admissions ticket, but looking at the bubble sheet, I realize that my first name won't fit. For same of example, let's say my first name is "John Adams"
Would I bubble in J-O-H-N _ A-D-A and leave a space? Or should I bubble in J-O-H-N-A-D-A-M (and still have a character left off)?
Comments
Interesting. I would fill in your name as directed and add in as much as possible. You can also call LSAC to confirm.
Ended up calling LSAC directly - they said fill out as much as you can and putting in a space doesn't make a difference.
Glad you called!