Stand Up Desk?

Cheyenne.J · August 2023

Hello! I am signed up for the September test. I do not have accommodations to stand, nor do I want to stand during my test, however I have a stand up desk that has a button that will make it go in standing mode. From all of the nightmares coming from the August test I am a bit nervous my desk will get me in trouble. First world problems I know. Does anyone have an opinion of this? I contacted LSAC and Prometric but I believe with all the test drama they are busy.

caitlinhartman89-1 · August 2023

Regarding the LSAT, the best advice that I've been given and follow is... if you have to ask, then you probably shouldn't do it.

hank2023 · August 2023

If you can sit at it like a normal desk and don't press the button, you should be fine. Worst case, they could ask about it and you just explain.

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