The real LSAT format

AlexanderL0

Hey guys, I was wondering when I take the LSAT in June, what form does the LSAT come in? Is it like a booklet? I want to know because as of now i'm taking the PT's with loose pages. Also, on my lsac.org account theres a place to print out a bubble sheet, do they not supply one?

jdawg113

bubble sheet is attached and you rip it off. the test in one of those standard testing booklets

kclubs323

@AlexanderL0 The LSAT is administered in a booklet as jdawg mentioned. It's pretty thin paper, so you have to be careful not to rip it while erasing or when you rip the seal to open the test booklet. As for the bubble sheet, they provide you one at the testing center and at my testing center, I didn't have to rip it out; the proctor went around and handed one to each test taker.

emli1000

It comes in a booklet form, so what I've done is print every PT as duplex. Since you want the RC passage and the questions following to be facing each other as well as on the LG section.

AlexanderL0

@emli1000 So is the LSAT double sided??

nicole.hopkins

@AlexanderL0 it's actually triple-sided. Multi-dimensional. Similar to a hologram.

Joking aside ... yes, it's double sided

ddakjiking

I would just like to emphasize that the paper is really thin so especially on LG, don't try to erase or you risk ripping the page. Just scratch out that diagram and start over.

emli1000

@AlexanderL0 yes, it is.