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LSAT FLEX Headphones Policy
So I have a PC, and with no built in microphone. What I'm wondering is if I'm able to use my headphones(Arctis5) to speak with the proctor and then just put it down during the test? How much do I really need to speak with the proctor during the test? And do they tell me stuff through voicechat? Or can it be done by chatting? Thanks.
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I would call LSAC and ask. I spent a good amount of time chatting via the microphone with my proctor as they took me through the required steps. Maybe LSAC would make an exception.
Hey thanks for the reply, think I'm just gonna use my Webcams built in mic just to be safe haha.