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Can’t believe I let this happen
Christina Walton
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I was just taking my test. Was doing so good on logic games had so much time left for the last game, and my computer died. It was at 100 when I started. I don’t know why I didn’t bring a charger. Now I can’t reconnect on a different computer. I want to cry
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Very sorry to hear Christina! I would try to contact LSAC about it and explain the situation. They might not want to help but I think it is worth trying. In any case, if you have to take the next exam it might delay your application cycle a bit, but many schools are pushing their decision timelines due to Covid and applying super early seems like it won't have as much of an impact this cycle. Good luck!
This sounds like a really really shitty experience. I’m sorry that happened to you, but all you can do at this point is learn from the experience. Dust yourself off and get back on the saddle. Remember, a set back sets you up for a come back. Study tenaciously with vengeance and crush your next LSAT!
You got this!