Silly LSAT Flex Setup Questions

gfiesta28 · June 2021

Hi everyone! This might be a silly question, but I could not find it in the FAQs section of the LSAT. Am I allowed to fold my scratch paper in half for the exam? I don't have a lot of desk space, so I'm trying to save some room.

123anami · June 2021

You're required to show the proctor the scratch paper front and back in the beginning anyway, so after you show it to them, you'll be fine folding it I'm sure. But shoot LSAC an email/call if you're super concerned!

gfiesta28 · June 2021

Just in case anyone else has this very specific concern, I emailed LSAC and their response was, "As long as you show blank paper at the start of the exam to the proctor, you can certainly fold it as needed for space on your desk space."

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