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We are given a tablet?
mmm2929223
Alum Member
There's articles online from Kaplan that says this about the digital lsat:
"Test-takers are given a tablet, blank test booklet, and stylus/pen for test-taking."
Is this true?
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Is that article from pre-pandemic?
Funny story. In 2019, LSAC bought tens of thousands of tablets in order to administer the test digitally at in-person test centers. The first all-digital LSAT was September 2019, lol. I think they might still send tablets out to testers without access to computers, but otherwise, I think you'll just test on your own computer. On the plus side, hopefully LSAC employees got free tablets!