Keeping Time

baconandbutter · July 2015

Hi Everyone.

Are watches like these permitted on the actual testing day? Or do I run the risk of having to put it away…

http://www.180watch.com

Thank you!

Pacifico · July 2015

They are made to comply with the LSAC rules but we've all heard stories about crazy proctors that like to play by their own rules. So just be aware of what could happen. If you get one like that I'd recommend also sometimes practicing with an ordinary analog watch just in case.

I picked up one of the LSAT watches that @nicole.hopkins recommended... I think it's at 35minutes.com and it's cheaper than the 180 watch but still well made.

ENTJ · July 2015

Yeah I used the 180 watch on my first test. I have other friends that used it as well. I agree with Pacifico. Some of these proctors aren't trained properly and make up shit as they go.

nye8870 · July 2015

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