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LSAT Format 2023
Didididididi
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Hi there,
How will the LSAT be administered in 2022/2023? I have finding mixed answers online.
Will it be live proctoring or remote proctoring?
Will the four sections be in a specific order (i.e., LG, RC, AR, LG? or a different order)?
Will it be online? If it is online, is it similar to how the tests are offered on the 7Sage platform or is it totally different? Will we be able to highlight/margin notes/scratch paper?
Thanks, any information would be much appreciated!!
Comments
Yes, it will be administered in 2023. The test is slated to be offered remotely and with remote proctoring through at least June of 2023. The sections will be in a random order and, again, it will be online. Yes, the layout is nearly identical to 7Sage’s. And you will be allowed five pieces of scratch paper. I hope this answers your questions!