Feb LSAT

lindleytx · February 2018

Took the February test and the proctor made a mess of the time. She cut one section short by three minutes and extended a different section by 7 minutes. Being a 7Sager gave me the focus I needed to get through it without having a panic attack. Although, few test takers didn't fare as well.

akistotle · February 2018

Hi @lindleytx

I'm sorry about what happened. I think you should report the incident to LSAC:
https://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/policies/test-center-problem-policies

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