Talking to self during LSAT flex

chsc3555

Of course, you can't talk to yourself during an in-person exam with others in the room. But I am wondering if the flex rules might be more lenient with this, since there won't be anyone to disturb. Anyone have insight as to whether talking during the flex is prohibited?

Rachel_Zane

According to LSAC's website, reading aloud is a prohibited behavior. I'm assuming the same goes for talking out loud during the test. Here's the link: https://www.lsac.org/update-coronavirus-and-lsat/lsat-flex#:~:text=the LSAT-Flex?-,To meet the anticipated demand and the needs of the,hours for standard test takers.

chsc3555

@Rachel_Zane Thanks! Bad news for me, thought :-(

VerdantZephyr

I'm really struggling with this in practice tests. I am pretty sure my October LSAT here in Japan will become an LSAT flex and I consistently start to read quietly 3 or so times each PT. I'm trying to figure out what to do about it. Tape my mouth shut test day?