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Still no admissions ticket: am I missing something?
I'm getting worried because there's still not admissions ticket posted to my LSAC account and I'm scheduled for the July test at 1150 on Sunday. Should I be worried, or is it normally posted the day before? I read the LSAT Flex tips on LSACs website and it said you have to hold up the ticket: did this change and I'm not supposed to get one? Just want to know for sure so that if I need to start calling LSAC I can do it first thing tomorrow morning.
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Theres a ticket? when i took the flex in may you just bring your ID and hold it up during testing to the camera. I didnt print out a ticket. Maybe it changed ?
Received a step-by-step email from LSAC a few days ago for the day of the test. It mentions that an ID needs to been shown, but says nothing about a ticket.
@OldLadyK and @lexxx745 thanks for the clarification! Must've misread the webpage. Good luck, @OldLadyK !
Just took the Flex today-- you don't need a ticket! Just ID