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How do you withdraw from this weekend's test?
I decided to withdraw from this weekend's administration. On the status page on LSAC's website I do not see any option to withdraw. I gave them a call but they are not open until Wednesday. I sent an email and also submitted a message on their contact us page. Is there anything else to do in order to avoid an absent marking for the exam? Did I misinterpret the withdraw deadline? Is n't it at midnight tonight?
Thank you for any insights!
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Nevemind! They replied promptly to my email.
From LSAC:
Also, if you have already registered with Proctor U for a date and time for the June flex, you must login to your ProctorU account and cancel with them as well.