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yascha04
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This might be a obvious answer but I just want to be certain. How do we actually access the exam -- is it on the Proctor Website? I am a first time test taker and just want to limit the unknowns.
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You would be accessing it on the Lawhub website itself. There would be a "Lsat flex" icon visible just above the library icon on your test day.
This has a step by step guide on how to access the exam on test day: https://www.lsac.org/lsat/taking-lsat/getting-ready-your-lsat-exam?view=1
you'll first log-on to proctoru to show them you ID and do a security check. From there, your proctor will open up lawhub, where you'll sign in using your LSAC username and password.
Has it changed? They open it for you? Last time I took it you had to log into everything yourself. and now of course, they added the last section. How do y'all feel about that ?