I took the June LSAT today in Orlando, FL. The test was going well, we had just finished break and were about to start the 4th section of the exam, when the Dean of the law school told everyone that we were being evacuated because of a hurricane and that we had to leave immediately. They told us LSAC was going to score the 3 sections we had finished, but to call LSAC for an further questions. I called LSAC and they indicated they would not be scoring the 3 sections and that a make up test date could possibly materialize, but they did not know for certain. Is there precedence for this?? Very frustrated.
Comments
That said, I have not heard of this exact circumstance happening before. But I have heard of people who were not able to take LSATs due to natural disasters (hurricanes, tropical storms, being snowed in, etc.). For those test takers, I am fairly sure that they gave an alternative test date at some time pretty close to the original, but I could be wrong. Is the LSAC going to at the very least refund your money or let you take in September at no cost?
Again, this sucks so much, and I am incredibly empathetic to this situation.
I believe it was after the Dec '15 LSAT that they lost some of the answer sheets. If I'm not mistaken, those students were provided with a retake date (or, they were told they could retake it...again, not sure).
You mentioned the test was going well before the interruption & evacuation. Can you give us some feedback about your experience & how you felt about the test as a whole & maybe what section you think could have been experimental?
We are however tracking this in the official thread pinned to the top of the forum.
https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/6922/official-june-lsat-discussion-thread
Do you recall any of the topics on any of the sections? That will help them narrow down the experimental section as they start hearing from others.
They also got a letter in their LSAC file that explained about the first take.
The take also did not count as one of their three takes.
Perhaps this will play out the same way @rrust
Al the best:)