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Test got cancelled, what to do now?
anxiouslypatient
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So I was writing today in Calgary AB, and U of C. The fire alarm went off twice when we were only halfway through the first section. The proctors ultimately cancelled the test and told us to contact LSAC for further difficulties. I don't want to vent to ruin anybody's vibe but this really sucks. I was so prepared and acing the first section of the test when this happened. And I also had to spend a lot of money just to travel (6 hours by car) just to write which was the closest centre.
I guess if anyone has had previous experience with something like this what is the best way to go about it? Also is there a possibility I can receive any reimbursement from LSAC for wasted travel expenses?
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I was there too. Have a look at this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/comments/cdmxz2/our_testing_center_had_two_fire_drills_so_they/
have they had a reschedule date yet?
Not yet. LSAC did, however, send out a message saying they would reschedule soon.