Standards for your testing room

cpccall608 · January 2021

Hi all! I'm taking the LSAT Flex on Saturday and am curious about how cleaned out/empty your testing room must be? Of course I've gone over the rules and requirements, but should the room be totally empty? Anyone have experience with proctors giving them a hard time? Desk space will be completely clear but I will have a filing cabinet behind me, a few pieces of furniture, etc.

dutchiebrown · January 2021

I took down all my notes and files, they hang right above my work space. I plan on covering my tv, everything is put away in my storage closet just in case. I have triple monitors and I plan on covering those with a sheet/blanket as well.

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