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blakeklostermeyer-1
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Hi all- a few LSAT questions here for those who have taken it before. How do you access the exam on test day? How much time beforehand is needed between you/ proctor before starting the test? How many pieces of scrap paper are you allowed to use? Thank you.
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I don't know how it'll be like in August once the digital centers open, but as of now with ProctorU once you log in on the day of the test you'll see a countdown on your session. When it becomes your time to begin the exam, you'll see the "start session" option become available. Everything after should be self-explanatory. After you click that, you'll be prompted to do your security check. I believe the whole check in process takes around 10 minutes or so. You're allowed 5 pieces of blank paper. All this information and more is also available on the ProctorU site.