I’ve been taking practice LSATs on paper, which just works better for me. Is this allowed? Do I have to use the tablet? How could I request the paper copy?
The LSAT is entirely digital in North America now. There is no longer a paper option. You are still allowed to use scratch paper.
Since we all now need to get used to taking the test on a tablet, even if we may prefer paper, the Khan Academy tests are offered online, and you'll find online versions of PrepTests 71, 73, and 74 at familiar.lsac.org .
@nmycas said:
The LSAT is entirely digital in North America now. There is no longer a paper option. You are still allowed to use scratch paper.
Since we all now need to get used to taking the test on a tablet, even if we may prefer paper, the Khan Academy tests are offered online, and you'll find online versions of PrepTests 71, 73, and 74 at familiar.lsac.org .
@nmycas said:
The LSAT is entirely digital in North America now. There is no longer a paper option. You are still allowed to use scratch paper.
Since we all now need to get used to taking the test on a tablet, even if we may prefer paper, the Khan Academy tests are offered online, and you'll find online versions of PrepTests 71, 73, and 74 at familiar.lsac.org .
Does this website score the test for you as well?
Unfortunately it doesn't. It just shows you the LSAT tablet format and is timed. Maybe you can practice on there and then BR on here for the same exam. When are you taking the LSAT?
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The LSAT is entirely digital in North America now. There is no longer a paper option. You are still allowed to use scratch paper.
Since we all now need to get used to taking the test on a tablet, even if we may prefer paper, the Khan Academy tests are offered online, and you'll find online versions of PrepTests 71, 73, and 74 at familiar.lsac.org .
Except for rescheduled Saturday administrations, at least for the 2019-20 testing year.
"Saturday Sabbath Observers taking the ... test on the alternate test date will receive the LSAT in a paper-and-pencil format."
The only option is to write the test abroad. It's still paper based outside North America.
Does this website score the test for you as well?
Unfortunately it doesn't. It just shows you the LSAT tablet format and is timed. Maybe you can practice on there and then BR on here for the same exam. When are you taking the LSAT?