Internet Stress

luckysat1

Taking Oct LSAT. My internet connection is just fine 99.9% of the time however it just went out and now I'm obviously stressed since it's too late to ask for accommodations. So my question is...what happens if the internet drops during the test? is it over?

clear227

They will probably let you retest if LSAC considers the drop to be bad enough.

LivinLaVidaLSAT

Wish you the best on your test! It's always best to go to LSAC for questions like this. This is a common question.

LSAC says, "in most cases, the remote proctoring system will save your progress and pause the test while the technical issue is resolved, then restart the test and allow you to resume where you left off.

If your connection is interrupted during the test you will be required to complete the security check-in process again before resuming. The proctor will exercise discretion in whether to allow you to resume your testing session more than once should you continue to experience connectivity issues. If you are unable to restore your connection during your scheduled testing window, your testing session will be terminated, and you will be moved to a future registration date."

I recommend reading the other Frequently Asked Questions About the LSAT.