Frequently Asked Questions about LSAT

LSAC is striving to ensure that LSAT В® test takers can obtain the information and resources necessary to succeed on the day of the exam. The following FAQ is edited based on the general questions received from the examinees, and is divided into themes so that the information you are looking for is easy to find.

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How to register LSAT?

The registration of the 2024-2025 exam year starting with LSAT in August 2024 has begun. The LSAT examination fee for 2024-2025 is $ 238.

See "LSAT Examination Date" for future test dates and registration deadline.

Most examinees can choose between online, live remote test environments, or direct examinations at the Prometric Digital Testing Center. The goal of LSAC is to provide the best options for examinees.

LSAC promises LSAT and LSAT Argumentative Writing to provide the necessary test facilities for testators with proven disabilities. The request must be submitted by the accommodation request deadline related to the date of the examination. Note that the test takers who have approved LSAT in the past will automatically apply the same acomo or equivalent acomoid when registered with LSAT the next time. For more information, see LSAC Policy On Accomitions for Test Takers with Disability.

Can I choose the test date and time?

Regardless of whether you choose an online exam in a live remote test environment or a direct test at a test center, you can choose the best day and time for your schedule from available options.

On the reservation start date of each test, you can check the link to UpComing Lsat Dates. In addition, LSAT registrants will be notified by email as soon as the schedule for each exam is determined.

Candidates who wish to take a test at a specific time slot or who need a specific start time due to other commitments should schedule their test as early as possible, as test slots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Check LSAT Scheduling for the opening and closing dates for the next LSAT test.

If you are unable to schedule your test by the deadline for scheduling a test at a test center, you may request a rescheduling (fee required) through your LSAC JD account. If you do not, your registration will be automatically cancelled (no refunds will be given).

Can I change my test date?

Yes, you may do so through the LSAT Status page in your LSAC JD account, provided that the deadline to change your registered test date has not passed. However, additional fees may apply.

For more information, review the test date change policy.

Can I change from a test center to a remote location?

Yes, in most cases. If you have booked a test time at a test center and would prefer to take the test remotely, you can change your test date through Prometric's ProScheduler tool.

If you are approved for testing at a test center, testing at a test center may be the best option for you. If you have been approved for accommodations that require you to take the test at a test center, you cannot reschedule your test at a remote test site, nor can you change test centers.

In addition, international test takers who use assistive technology to take the LSAT, and test takers who have been approved for accommodations that include a pencil-and-paper test format, must take the test at a test center.

Can I change from a remote test to a test center?

You can only change from a remote test to a test center test if the seven-day reservation deadline for the test center has not passed.

There are accommodations that are ideal for remote testing. If you have been approved for accommodations that require a remote format, you cannot reschedule at a test center.

Can I change my test date or time during the same LSAT test period?

Yes, as long as the reservation deadline has not passed. The test center reservation deadline is seven days after reservations open. Remote marking closes three days before the test begins. Specific deadlines for each test can be found at Upcoming LSAT Dates.

Please note that changes must be made through Prometric's ProScheduler tool.

Can I be assured that my exam date will not interfere with Sabbath worship services?

The LSAT takes place over several days. Candidates may schedule their exam time on a test date other than Saturday to accommodate their religious observances.

I have received a fee exemption, but I need to cancel my registration. How do I do this?

You can cancel your LSAT registration on the LSAT Status page in your LSAC JD account. Cancellation must be completed by 11:59 PM ET the day before your exam. Once your registration is cancelled, you may register for another LSAT exam during your two-year fee exemption period.

When will I be ineligible to take the LSAT?

• If you plan to take the LSAT within the last 24 months: (a) have served as a proctor or remote proctor for the LSAT; (b) have been employed by a third-party service provider for the LSAT; (c) have been employed by LSAC to perform duties related to the LSAT; or (d) are a relative of an individual employed by LSAC or are employed by LSAC. Subject to the Intended Use Policy in Section 35 of the Candidate Agreement and the restrictions set forth in the Prohibited Conduct and Other Items of the Agreement, LSAC will review your application to register and may either honor your registration or offer you an alternative testing site and/or test date. Any application must be received by LSAC no later than three days before the closing date for registration for the applicable exam. Failure to comply with this requirement may result in the initiation of malpractice and fraud proceedings.
• If you do not agree to the terms of the LSAC Candidate Agreement, you will not be permitted to take the LSAT.
• Candidates will not be permitted to retake the LSAT if they have already achieved a score of 180 (perfect score) on the exam in the current and past five years, during which LSAC reports scores to law schools.
• If you have exceeded the LSAT attempt limit, your registration will not be accepted.

How many times can I take the LSAT?

Candidates may take the LSAT any number of times:

• Five times during the current score reportable period (i. e., after June 2019);
• Up to a total of seven times in their lifetime.

Important notes

• The tests taken before September 2019 are not counted in these numerical restrictions, along with the exceptions listed below.
• Canceled LSAT scores (including those canceled in score preview options) are counted on these numerical restrictions, but absent and dropouts are not counted.
• If the examinees have already earned 180 points (perfect) within the current score reporting period (ie, after June 2019), LSAT will not be recognized.

Exception of this policy

• LSAC in May, June, July, and July, 2020, in order to provide a mechanism that allows candidates to get a score safely and effectively in an emergency COVID-19 in an emergency. The test has been decided not to count these restrictions.

Due to special circumstances, candidates who want this policy exception can submit an appeal.

What do I have to give LSAC and law school to do by agreeing to the test taker consent?

Receiving a letter of consent is given to LSAC to disclose information from your file, such as information described in the applicant's agreement, LSAT score, misconduct or suspicion of fraud in enrollment procedures. That means. You will also be allowed to disclose information to LSAC to the loose school where you apply.

What do you agree with by agreeing to the test taker consent?

By agreeing to the test taker consent, you will prove that you are the examinees stated in the candidate registration and are planning to take the LSAT for the purpose of enrolling in the law school. It will be. You further prove that all the information and other information and materials submitted to LSAC as your file are perfect and accurate.

How can I change my profile information (my name, selected name, permanent date, etc.) after registering with LSAT? < SPAN> Tests taken before September 2019 are not counted on these numerical restrictions, along with the exceptions listed below.

Canceled LSAT scores (including those canceled in score preview options) are counted on these numerical restrictions, but absent and dropouts are not counted.

If the examinees have already earned 180 points (perfect) within the current score reporting period (ie, after June 2019), LSAT will not be recognized.

Exception of this policy

LSAC in May, June, July, and July, 2020, in order to provide a mechanism that allows candidates to get a score safely and effectively in an emergency COVID-19 in an emergency. The test has been decided not to count these restrictions.

Due to special circumstances, candidates who want this policy exception can submit an appeal.

• What do I have to give LSAC and law school to do by agreeing to the test taker consent?
• Receiving a letter of consent is given to LSAC to disclose information from your file, such as information described in the applicant's agreement, LSAT score, misconduct or suspicion of fraud in enrollment procedures. That means. You will also be allowed to disclose information to LSAC to the loose school where you apply.
• What do you agree with by agreeing to the test taker consent?
• By agreeing to the test taker consent, you will prove that you are the examinees stated in the candidate registration and are planning to take the LSAT for the purpose of enrolling in the law school. It will be. You further prove that all the information and other information and materials submitted to LSAC as your file are perfect and accurate.
• How can I change my profile information (my name, selected name, permanent date, etc.) after registering with LSAT? The tests taken before September 2019 are not counted in these numerical restrictions, along with the exceptions listed below.
• Canceled LSAT scores (including those canceled in score preview options) are counted on these numerical restrictions, but absent and dropouts are not counted.
• If the examinees have already earned 180 points (perfect) within the current score reporting period (ie, after June 2019), LSAT will not be recognized.

Exception of this policy

LSAC in May, June, July, and July, 2020, in order to provide a mechanism that allows candidates to get a score safely and effectively in an emergency COVID-19 in an emergency. The test has been decided not to count these restrictions.

Due to special circumstances, candidates who want this policy exception can submit an appeal.

What do I have to give LSAC and law school to do by agreeing to the test taker consent?

Receiving a letter of consent is given to LSAC to disclose information from your file, such as information described in the applicant's agreement, LSAT score, misconduct or suspicion of fraud in enrollment procedures. That means. You will also be allowed to disclose information to LSAC to the loose school where you apply.

What do you agree with by agreeing to the test taker consent?

By agreeing to the test taker consent, you will prove that you are the examinees stated in the candidate registration and are planning to take the LSAT for the purpose of enrolling in the law school. It will be. You further prove that all the information and other information and materials submitted to LSAC as your file are perfect and accurate.

How can I change my profile information (my name, selected name, permanent date, etc.) after registering with LSAT?

JD candidates can update their profile information such as surnames (legal and hope/ selection), nurse, date of birth, social security/ insurance number, etc. from the LSAC JD account. Change on the "Profile" page of the "My count" menu. You may be required to upload documents that support specific background information, such as social security/ insurance number, date of birth, and legal surname. For more information, see changes in your background information.

This is important. In order to be allowed to take the LSAT exam, the first and last names listed in the ID must be completely matched with the legal surname listed in the LSAC online account.

Examination and necessary conditions for equipment

What kind of equipment do you need to remotely take LSAT?

To take LSAT remotely, the following are required:

A quiet, bright, closed private room for a table, desk and chair. Transparent glass walls cannot be used because they are not considered a private room.

Laptop or desktop PC: Windows 8. 1, MacOS 10. 13-12. 6. 5, MacOS Ventura 13. 3. 1 or more, MacOS SONOMA.

Screen resolution 1024x768.

A webcam and microphone with a resolution of 640x480p. When testing on a desktop computer, be sure to use only an external web camera.

Stable Internet connection with download speed 1. 0Mbps or more.

The latest version of Google Chrome web browser.

• Administrator privileges of the computer to take. (This is to download the necessary test supervision software).
• We also recommend that you try the free mock tests and tutorials in Lawhub В® and get used to the user interface of the exam. By doing so, you can ensure that you can erase and select answers.

What kind of equipment do you need to take LSAT at the test center?

All instruments and teaching materials, including scratch paper and pencils, are provided by Prometric to all candidates who have selected the test center.

What should I do if I don't have all the necessary equipment and a quiet private room with a powerful and stable Internet connection to take LSAT remotely?

LSAC understands that some examinees cannot use quiet rooms or private rooms to take remote exams. Candidates can request that they take the exam directly at the specified test center.

Test format and test section

What kind of exam is LSAT?

LSAT is conducted in both the online live remote test environment and the direct test at the digital test center.

From the LSAT in August 2024, the multilateral selection part of the test consists of two scientific logical inference and one reading comprehension section.

LSAT has a 1 0-minute break between the second section and the third section. During breaks, you can leave the exam venue to eat snacks and use toilets. It is forbidden to have electronic devices such as mobile phones during breaks, and in that case the exam will be discontinued. Before resuming the exam, you need to check with the test director.

This is important. If you do not complete the rest chec k-in procedure with the examiner after the break time, your exam session will end and you will need to register a new LSAT exam. No refund is received.

This test will be carried out online using safe test supervision software installed on the test taker's own computer. The examinees will take LSAT ARGUMENTATIVE WRITING in a convenient time and place, apart from mult i-fixing examinations. LSAT Argumentative Writing will be available on online accounts for test takers eight days before the test.

How long is the LSAT test time?

LSAT has four 3 5-minute test sections. There is a 1 0-minute break between the second section and the third section. For standard examiners, the test time is about 3 hours.

Is there a break during the exam?

Yes, there is a 1 0-minute break between the second section and the third section, both in LSAT's online exams, remote exams, and fac e-t o-face exams. During a 1 0-minute break, you can leave the exam venue to take a snack or go to the bathroom. When the break time has begun, let the examiners inform you before leaving the camera.

During breaks, you may not possess any electronic devices, including cell phones.

After a break, you must complete the re-check-in procedure with the proctor before resuming your exam.

This is important.

If you do not complete the re-check-in procedure after a break, your exam session will end and you will need to register for a new LSAT. You will not receive a refund.

It is strictly prohibited to create any exam materials, including scratch paper, during breaks or unscheduled bathroom breaks.

Unscheduled Bathroom Breaks

If you need to take an unscheduled break to go to the bathroom during your exam, notify the proctor before you leave the testing center. Please note that your exam time will continue during unscheduled breaks and while you are rescanning after the exam has finished.

Additional Break Time for Candidates with Accommodations

LSAC understands that candidates often require longer exam times due to their own circumstances and may need additional breaks between exams. Therefore, candidates who are approved for a 100% (or more) time extension will be given a 5-minute break between other exam sections upon request (e. g., after sections 1 and 3, in addition to the standard 10-minute break after section 2). Requests for this additional 5-minute break must be made by the published accommodation request deadline. Candidates may use bathroom breaks even if the need for a bathroom break is unrelated to the candidate's disability.

In addition, the LSAT allows breaks between exam sections and stop/start breaks as accommodations and can also be used to use the bathroom. Please take this into consideration when requesting an accommodation.

Preparing for the LSAT

How do I prepare for the LSAT?

The LSAT is administered online, remotely, and in person through LawHubв„ў. To familiarize yourself with the LSAT content and interface, we recommend that you use the official LSAT prep materials, available for free through LawHubв„ў. These practice tests allow you to delete and select answers, highlight passages, set screen preferences, and do everything you can on the actual exam.

If you are taking the LSAT remotely, we encourage you to take Prometric's System Readiness Check to learn about the technical requirements for live, online, and remote testing, and to test your equipment as soon as possible.

Exam and Candidate Security

How does LSAC ensure the security of the exam?

We understand that the safety, integrity, and validity of the LSAT are important to test takers and schools, so we take many steps to ensure the security of the LSAT.

All LSAT remote test takers are monitored by a remote live proctor through a camera and microphone on the test taker's computer. The video and audio feeds are recorded in case further verification is needed.

• Taketakers who select the in-person test center option are monitored by a venue attendant.
• Can Prometric get personal information from my computer?
• No, Prometric cannot access your computer files without your knowledge.
• What information can I share with others about my LSAT-taking experience?

You can share general information about how you felt about your test-taking experience, about the exam as a whole, or about a section of the exam. Sharing more detailed information, such as a specific passage or information about a specific question and how to answer it, is prohibited.

Can I talk about exam details, such as in casual conversation?

The Candidate Agreement clearly states that sharing test details, whether verbally, in writing, over the Internet, or through any other means or media, is prohibited. This rule is necessary to ensure a fair exam for all test takers.

What are the penalties for sharing test details?

LSAC retains full ownership of the LSAT and reserves the right to pursue all appropriate measures to prevent unauthorized or misappropriation of its intellectual property and to prevent leakage of secure test materials.

Taking the LSAT

What can I have on me while taking the LSAT?

• In general, your desktop should be clear of items that are not related to the test. A list of items permitted while taking the LSAT without LSAC's prior approval is included in the LSAC Candidate Agreement. Section 13 lists items permitted at the test center, and section 14 lists items permitted during remote testing.
• You are also permitted to bring pre-approved items, which are listed on the Prometric website.
• Please note that if you are taking the test at a testing center, you will be provided with a locker to safely store any additional items not listed above while taking the LSAT.
• Can I have a beverage on my desk during the exam?
• Remote test-takers may have beverages in clear or transparent containers.
• Centre test-takers may only have water in clear or transparent containers with a lid or cap.
• Please note that all labels must be removed and containers are subject to inspection.
• What identification do I need to take the LSAT?
• All test-takers must present a physically valid international passport or a physically valid government-issued photo ID issued by the United States, a United States Territory, or Canada. The ID must be current (or expired within three months of the test date) and include the following:

A recent, verifiable photograph of you

• Your last name
• Last name

Date of birth

The first and last name on your ID must exactly match the legal first and last name associated with your LSAC account. You can change your legal name on the "Profile" page of your account. See "Changing Biographical Information" for more information.

Please note that by law, U. S. military IDs cannot be photographed and therefore cannot be used for this purpose.

What if I don't have ID? Can I use a photo?

No. LSAC only accepts physical ID, whether you are taking the exam remotely or at a testing center. Digital images or copies will not be accepted under any circumstances.

What behavior is prohibited?

It is essential for those who are involved in the legal profession to uphold the highest moral and ethical standards. All candidates must sign a test-taker agreement each time they take the LSAT. Be sure to read the agreement in its entirety. Rushing or ignoring the agreement can have serious negative consequences.

In general, you should not do the following during the exam:

Communicate with anyone other than the proctor

Read aloud (unless you have approved testing facilities).

Look away from the webcam (remote test-takers)

Leave your seat (except during the 10-minute break)

Run prohibited software applications

Access prohibited materials

Connect or disconnect external storage devices

Engage in non-compliant or abusive behavior.

Disable camera or audio capabilities.

Once you have completed your exam, you are prohibited from:

Sharing any details about your exam, verbally or in writing, including sharing any content online or by any other means, including through social media.

Copy, save, duplicate, and distribute notes used during the test materials on the computer and the notes used during the test.

Always follow the instructions of the examiner. If the examiner points out suspicious behavior, the exam session will end immediately. The terminated session is subject to LSAC surveys, which can lead to scoring cancellation policies, misconduct or illegal certification. Such a survey result may be shared with the law school you apply for.

What are the prohibited electronic devices?

If you are a remot e-location test taker, you can bring one mobile phone to the test venue, but you must turn off the power during the exam and put it in an unacceptable place.

Fac e-t o-face test takers must leave the powered mobile phone in a specified locker.

Additional mobile phones are prohibited. You cannot access your mobile phone during a 1 0-minute break. If you access electronic devices such as mobile phones and tablets without permission, the exam session will end (no refund).

Devices that cannot be brought indoors during the LSAT test include timers, watches, electronic cigarettes, fitness tracking equipment, pocket bells, mobile information terminals (PDA), calculators, recording equipment, listening equipment (headphones, earbads, Includes air pods, other electronic listening devices, and noise canceling devices other than the general for m-ear plugs, but not limited to these), headsets, iPods and other media players. It is prohibited to bring in tablet terminals, laptops, personal computers, and electronic devices that are not used for examinations.

Prohibited electronic devices cannot be monitored with webcams and cannot be brought into the room during the test. Please note that if you are pointed out that electronic devices are prohibited at chec k-in, the examiner will not allow the exam. This includes monitors and desktop personal computers on a desk with laptops during the test. If a flag of violation is set during the exam, the audio and video data of your session may be referred to for a survey by the wrongdoing or irregular small committee.

Are there any other prohibited? < SPAN> Copy, save, duplicate, and distribute notes used during the test materials on the computer and the memo used during the test.

Always follow the instructions of the examiner. If the examiner points out suspicious behavior, the exam session will end immediately. The terminated session is subject to LSAC surveys, which can lead to scoring cancellation policies, misconduct or illegal certification. Such a survey result may be shared with the law school you apply for.

What are the prohibited electronic devices?

If you are a remot e-location test taker, you can bring one mobile phone to the test venue, but you must turn off the power during the exam and put it in an unacceptable place.

Fac e-t o-face test takers must leave the powered mobile phone in a specified locker.

Additional mobile phones are prohibited. You cannot access your mobile phone during a 1 0-minute break. If you access electronic devices such as mobile phones and tablets without permission, the exam session will end (no refund).

Devices that cannot be brought indoors during the LSAT test include timers, watches, electronic cigarettes, fitness tracking equipment, pocket bells, mobile information terminals (PDA), calculators, recording equipment, listening equipment (headphones, earbads, Includes air pods, other electronic listening devices, and noise canceling devices other than the general for m-ear plugs, but not limited to these), headsets, iPods and other media players. It is prohibited to bring in tablet terminals, laptops, personal computers, and electronic devices that are not used for examinations.

Prohibited electronic devices cannot be monitored with webcams and cannot be brought into the room during the test. Please note that if you are pointed out that electronic devices are prohibited at chec k-in, the examiner will not allow the exam. This includes monitors and desktop personal computers on a desk with laptops during the test. If a flag of violation is set during the exam, the audio and video data of your session may be referred to for a survey by the wrongdoing or irregular small committee.

Are there any other prohibited? Copy, save, duplicate, and distribute notes used during the test materials on the computer and the notes used during the test.

What should I do if I don't have all the necessary equipment and a quiet private room with a powerful and stable Internet connection to take LSAT remotely?

What are the prohibited electronic devices?

Test format and test section

Fac e-t o-face test takers must leave the powered mobile phone in a specified locker.

Additional mobile phones are prohibited. You cannot access your mobile phone during a 1 0-minute break. If you access electronic devices such as mobile phones and tablets without permission, the exam session will end (no refund).

Devices that cannot be brought indoors during the LSAT test include timers, watches, electronic cigarettes, fitness tracking equipment, pocket bells, mobile information terminals (PDA), calculators, recording equipment, listening equipment (headphones, earbads, Includes air pods, other electronic listening devices, and noise canceling devices other than the general for m-ear plugs, but not limited to these), headsets, iPods and other media players. It is prohibited to bring in tablet terminals, laptops, personal computers, and electronic devices that are not used for examinations.

Prohibited electronic devices cannot be monitored with webcams and cannot be brought into the room during the test. Please note that if you are pointed out that electronic devices are prohibited at chec k-in, the examiner will not allow the exam. This includes monitors and desktop personal computers on a desk with laptops during the test. If a flag of violation is set during the exam, the audio and video data of your session may be referred to for a survey by the wrongdoing or irregular small committee.

Are there any other prohibited?

Candidates are not permitted to use briefcases, purses, or backpacks of any kind. Head coverings (e. g., hats, hoods, bonnets, durags, scarves, etc.) are not permitted, except for religious reasons. Sunglasses or eyeglasses with tinted lenses are not permitted. Books, printed materials, or notes written before the start of the exam may not be used, accessed, or referred to at any time during the exam.

Other prohibited non-electronic items may be left in the room, but must be put away and not used or referred to during the exam.

What if I need headphones, earplugs, or earphones?

Remote LSAT test takers may use soft, non-electronic, cord-free, standard styrofoam earplugs, but must be presented to and approved by the LSAT proctor. In-person LSAT test takers will be assigned noise-reducing headphones as part of their equipment and materials.

This is important. Make sure the earplugs do not interfere with your ability to receive instruction from the proctor. Candidates are responsible for following the proctor's instructions and communications at all times.

Additionally, unless a specified accommodation is permitted, remote test-takers may not wear headphones, earphones, or similar items that are soft, non-electronic, have no cords or bands, and are not typical foam earplugs. These items cannot be monitored by proctors to ensure a fair and equal testing environment. In-person test-takers may only use the headphones assigned to them at the start of the test. LSAC's goal is to protect test-takers' exams and scores. By implementing this policy, we hope to mitigate exam fraud that could result in the termination of a session or cancellation of scores.

What kind of scratch paper will I be provided if I am taking the test at a center?

Centre test-takers will be provided with three sheets of blank scratch paper, two pages per sheet. Two pencils will also be provided.

Centre test-takers are not permitted to bring scratch paper or writing implements.

Is scratch paper permitted if I am taking the test at a remote location?

Yes, remote test-takers may have six sheets of blank 8. 5" x 11" scratch paper. Scratch paper can be lined, unlined, or graph paper. For more information, see section 15 of the LSAC Test-Taker Agreement. Please note that scratch paper is not permitted for the LSAT Argumentative Writing section.

Can I use assistive technology programs while taking the LSAT?

The LSAT test delivery software has several built-in user adjustment tools, such as incremental text size and line spacing. We encourage you to take the Official LSAT Prep В® practice tests, available for free from LawHub, to become familiar with the built-in features of the computer-based LSAT.

Upon request, all LSAT test takers (whether or not they have exam accommodations) are also permitted to use assistive technology programs that make web content more accessible, such as keyboard-activated screen reading software, screen magnification programs, and voice recognition software. To protect the security of the exam content, selectable text features (the ability to select text or place a cursor on the screen) are not available in any LSAC product. Therefore, the computer-based LSAT is accessible with screen reader software programs that use keystrokes and keyboard commands to operate and navigate, rather than text-to-speech software that uses a mouse and cursor to operate.

If you will be using an assistive technology program while taking the LSAT, please notify LSAC at the time of registration and complete the Assistive Technology Form. This advance notice is required to ensure that the software is accessible within the proctoring environment. (The following programs are available at the test center upon request: JAWS 2021 screen reader, ZoomText 2022 reading magnifier, Dragon Pro 15 speech recognition software. Remote test takers must provide their own assistive technology program. International test takers may use assistive technology programs only within the test center.)

LSAC Questions and Support

If you have questions about the accessibility of LSAC products, please contact accessibility@LSAC. org.

If you require additional accommodations to use the LSAT due to a disability, please contact an LSAC Disability Customer Service Representative at accom@LSAC. org or 215. 966. 6625 (toll free: 855. 384. 2253). Requests for exam accommodations must be submitted by the applicable LSAT administration registration deadline. LSAC is committed to working with test takers to make the LSAT accessible.

If I want to take the test remotely, where should I take it?

With no transparent walls or glass doors, choose a place in a completely sealed room that can be tested quietly, bright and can be tested without any disturbing anyone. You need a hard work and chairs like a desk or table. A powerful and stable Internet connection is very important for successful remote tests. Make sure that the work space is clean and there is nothing prohibited. During the exam, make sure your entire face looks clear. When the test starts, do not move from the webcam's view or change the working environment until the test is over.

What kind of clothes do you need for a remote test?

The exam session will be performed live, and the session video will be confirmed later by LSAC staff. Please come in the same clothes as you take the exam at the actual test venue. If you take off the sweater, suit jacket, scarf, etc., hang it on the back of the chair if you take it off. You can't wear things that can't be seen from the test supervisor, such as outerwear, such as thick coats and hoodies, things that are worn from the head (excluding religious clothes), sunglasses and headphones.

When can I eat during the LSAT exam?

Candidates can only eat food during permitted breaks, such as a 1 0-minute break. Unless it has been approved to have the convenience of tests related to disability, food cannot be placed on the desk during the test. If you take an exam at the center, you need to store food in the specified locker unless you have approved Acomodations for storing food in the workstation.

Can I take a break during the exam?

Yes, there is a 1 0-minute break between the second section and the third section, both online of LSAT, live remote scoring, and fac e-t o-face. During a 1 0-minute break, you can leave the test venue to eat snacks or go to the bathroom. If you want to go to the bathroom during the exam, please offer the test director and get permission. You cannot have a mobile phone during a break or an unexpected break time. Before resuming the exam, you need to check with the test director.

This is important. If you do not complete the rest chec k-in procedure after the break time, your exam session may end and you will need to register a new LSAT. No refund is received.

Additional Breaks for Exam Candidates with Accommodations

LSAC understands that candidates with accommodations often have longer test times and may need additional breaks between exam sections. Therefore, candidates who are approved for a 100% (or more) time extension will be given a 5-minute break between other exam sections upon request (e. g., after sections 1 and 3, in addition to the standard 10-minute break after section 2). Requests for this additional 5-minute break must be made by the published accommodation request deadline. Candidates may use restroom breaks even if the need is unrelated to a test-taker's disability. Test-takers may request other breaks as accommodations on the LSAT and are not limited to a 5-minute break between sections.

In addition, the LSAT allows breaks between exams and during exams as accommodations, and may be used to use the restroom. Please consider this when requesting testing accommodations.

If I am taking the test remotely, what happens if I lose my internet connection or experience other technical issues? In most cases, the remote proctoring system will save your progress and pause the exam while we resolve any technical issues. Once the issue is resolved and you resume your exam, you will be able to pick up where you left off.

If your connection is interrupted during your exam, you will need to complete the security check-in process again before resuming. If you continue to experience connection issues, it is at the discretion of the proctor whether or not you will be allowed to resume your exam session multiple times. If you are unable to regain your connection within the scheduled exam time, your exam session will end and you will be moved to a future registration date.

What happens if someone else enters the room while I am taking my exam?

If someone else enters the room, you must ask them to leave immediately. At the proctor's discretion, you may continue your exam after that person leaves. If this occurs, your exam session will be flagged for further review. You will not be penalized as long as the interaction was brief and it is clear that no information about the exam was communicated.

What happens if a pet enters the room during my exam?

If your pet wanders into the room while you are taking the test, you can continue taking the test. Also, once you start the test, you cannot leave the view of the webcam until the test is over.

Do I need to take the LSAT Argumentative Writing? When and how?

Yes, the LSAT Argumentative Writing is required and is included in the registration fee. If you have not yet registered a completed writing sample from a previous exam, you must complete the LSAT Argumentative Writing before your scores are released. To meet this requirement, the LSAT Argumentative Writing is now available in your LSAC Online account eight days before each exam administration. We strongly encourage you to complete the LSAT Argumentative Writing as early as possible to ensure that you receive your scores in time for the release.

Please note that if you are not applying in the current cycle, you have up to one year to take the LSAT Argumentative Writing.

LSAT Scores and Law School Admission

When will I get my LSAT scores?

Score release dates are listed for each LSAT exam. Scores will be released on the date listed unless an approved writing sample has been submitted and there is a hold on your account.

First-time LSAT takers must complete and have the LSAT Argumentative Writing approved before scores are released. To meet this requirement, the LSAT Argumentative Writing will be available in your LSAC account eight days prior to each test administration. Your writing sample must be processed and approved before it is added to your LSAC file. Please note that processing the LSAT Argumentative Writing can take up to three weeks from the date you complete the LSAT Argumentative Writing, depending on the test-taking volume and flagged questions. We strongly encourage you to take the LSAT Argumentative Writing as soon as it is available to ensure your scores are released on time.

If you have taken the LSAT Writing during the current score reporting period (i. e., before June 2019), your previous writing sample is still valid and you do not need to complete the LSAT Argumentative Writing.

Can I take the LSAT Argumentative Writing at a testing center?

No, only the LSAT multiple choice portion is available at a testing center. The LSAT Argumentative Writing is an on-demand, remote exam format that is available 24/7.

How are scores reported?

Scores will be released to candidates through their LSAC JD account at 9:00 AM Eastern Time on the score release date for their designated exam. Scores will be released only if you have an approved LSAT Argumentative Writing sample on file and no holds on your account. First-time test takers must complete the LSAT Argumentative Writing before their scores are released.

• Your scores will be released to schools to which you have applied at the same time they are released to you, unless you have purchased the LSAT Score Preview option. If you have purchased a score preview, your scores will be released to law schools after you choose to release your scores or after the score preview period has ended if you have not cancelled your scores.
• Can I cancel my LSAT scores before they are released?
• Yes. If you wish to cancel your LSAT scores, you must do so within six days of your test date. You can cancel your scores through your LSAC JD account or by contacting LSAC directly at LSACinfo@LSAC. org or 1. 800. 336. 3982. Please note that this six-day deadline does not apply to candidates who signed up for LSAT Score Preview.
• How do I sign up for LSAT Score Preview?
• LSAT Score Preview is available to candidates who want to review their scores before deciding whether to save them as part of their LSAC transcript and report them to schools. Score Preview for the 2024-2025 school year costs $45 if purchased before the first day of each exam, or $80 if purchased after the exam.

Candidates who purchase a Score Preview will receive their scores at the same time as other test takers (assuming they have an approved LSAT Argumentative Writing sample on file and no holds on their account). If they do nothing, their scores will be added to their LSAC transcript and released to schools at the end of the six-day period.

Score Preview can be purchased through your LSAC JD account.

• How long do I need to keep my records?
• Some state bars inquire about the law school admissions records of those seeking admission to the bar and therefore require that complete copies of all law school application records be kept throughout the admissions cycle and law school career.
• LSAT scores taken after June 2019 can be viewed and printed from within your LSAC online account. For copies of scores taken before June 2019, you can contact LSAC to order an Official Candidate LSAT Score Report.
• How do I inquire about exam questions?
• If, while taking the LSAT, you notice what you believe to be an error or ambiguity in an exam question that may affect your answer to a particular question, report it to the proctor as soon as you have completed the exam and immediately email LSATTS@LSAC. org.

How long do I need to keep my records?

How will schools use my LSAT score?

• Law schools use LSAT scores as one element of a holistic admissions process that considers many factors relevant to each applicant. These law schools have a long history of using the LSAT appropriately and are familiar with how to use the LSAT and other predictors.
• Are there other tests available for law school admission?
• Some law schools in the United States and Canada accept other tests for admission. However, the LSAT is the only test accepted by all law schools and the only test designed specifically for law school admission. Other tests are designed for different purposes and test different skills. The best way to assess your abilities to succeed in law school is to take the LSAT.
• How does the LSAT impact diversity at law school?

If used appropriately as part of a well-designed, holistic admissions process, law schools can effectively consider many distinct applicant qualities and life experiences in advancing DEI goals related to their mission. The LSAT allows us to identify highly qualified applicants who might otherwise be overlooked because of their undergraduate degree, GPA, lack of extracurricular participation, or other factors.

Some state bars inquire about the law school admissions records of those seeking admission to the bar and therefore require that complete copies of all law school application records be kept throughout the admissions cycle and law school career.

LSAC regularly conducts skill analysis surveys to confirm that LSAT focuses on appropriate skills. The teachers at the Law School who participate in such a survey have consistently evaluated all the skills evaluated in LSAT as the most necessary skills to succeed in the Law School and the legal profession. LSAC also uses a report of the US Law School Association (AALS) and the US Legal Association (ABA), and also referring to the focus groups by students and school teachers to evaluate the most appropriate skills.

LSAT scores taken after June 2019 can be viewed and printed from within your LSAC online account. For copies of scores taken before June 2019, you can contact LSAC to order an Official Candidate LSAT Score Report.

All of the LSAT problems are performed by external experts and o n-site examinations to confirm that it is fair for all examinees, without any prejudice. Problems with races, ethnic groups, or gender prejudice in the o n-site test are rejected and are never used in actual scoring tests. LSAC believes that standardized academic tests are just one of the important factors in the comprehensive enrollment process. If it is appropriately used as part of a wel l-developed overall examination, law graduate schools are the qualities and life experiences of many applicants when promoting DEI's goals related to their mission. Can be effectively considered. From this point of view, LSAT provides all students to prove their abilities, regardless of which faculty and what kind of education they have received or have experienced privileges in other forms.

2024 Anniversary Guide

This guide contains important information to know to make this day as much as possible. Please enjoy the 2024 anniversary!

Three steps to make the anniversary success

Step 1: Chec k-in and gown receipt

Check in at Junior Common Room in SHERFIELD BUILDING and receive a graduation certificate. The chec k-in time zone is specified. Please check the email for details. You cannot receive chec k-in or gowns before and after this time. After chec k-in, move to the senior talk room, where you will receive the Ede & Ravens Croft gown you booked in advance.

Step 2: Visit photography and department reception

Before the ceremony, you have time to visit Tempest Photographhy Studios in Skempton Building and THE SMITH CENTRE in the Imperial College Road. If you are registered in the department reception, it will be done before the ceremony.

The photo studio is open until 22:00, so don't worry if you don't have time.

Step 3: Royal Albert Hall arrived

Arrive at the Royal Albert Hall with plenty of time, 45 minutes before the wedding start time.

Don't forget.

E-ticket / email with QR code for registration on the day, graduation ticket for Royal Albert Hall, gown reservation number (applicable), subject reception path (applicable)

How do I inquire about exam questions?

Certificate with photos

If, while taking the LSAT, you notice what you believe to be an error or ambiguity in an exam question that may affect your answer to a particular question, report it to the proctor as soon as you have completed the exam and immediately email LSATTS@LSAC. org.

Please come by the specified chec k-in time.

To secure enough time to receive a gown and envelope, arrive at the campus at least 90 minutes before the entrance ceremony. You cannot participate in the ceremony without a gown, QR code, or envelope. If you are late, you may refuse to enter the Royal Albert Hall.

• In front of the ceremony
• Graduation E-Ticket E-mail
• Royal Albert Hall E Ticket
• Chec k-in and guests
• Arrive at Royal Albert Hall
• Attendance to the department reception

In front of the ceremony

E-ticket contains QR code:

Graduation E-Ticket E-mail

Receive the gown in the senior common room.

Royal Albert Hall E Ticket

Attend the reception venue in each department (if applicable). Tickets for the guest reception you purchased will be the subject as "Guest E-Ticket | Commemorative Ceremony" and will be sent as another e-mail: Guest E-Ticket | 2024 Anniversary.

Chec k-in and guests

Royal Albert Hall E Ticket (for guests)

Arrive at Royal Albert Hall

Chec k-in and guests

Attendance to the department reception

venue

Opening hours on the day of the commemorative ceremony

• College cafe, main building
• Library Cafe, Abdas Salam Library
• Kokoro, Sherfield Building
• Bracket Cafe, Bracket Building
• Hackley Building, Hackley Cafe
• Chemistry Cafe (Chemical Building)
• Lumen, Eee Building
• Business school cafe, main entrance
• Dangour Plaza Food Outlet, Dangour Plaza
• All buildings are written on the "2024 anniversary" map below this page.
• Arrived at the ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall
• Bring your E-ticket and gown at 45 minutes before the ceremony starts and come to the Royal Albert Hall. Royal Albert Hall has the right to check baggage. In order to avoid delays, please do not have a big bag at the graduation ceremony. Please note that entry cannot be guaranteed after the ceremony has begun.

Participate in the department reception

• The Department's Reception path must be purchased in advance. The reception will begin shortly after the graduation ceremony and will be held throughout the South Kenjin Ton Campus. Please note that you cannot purchase a subject reception path on the day of the graduation ceremony. Find a department reception venue!
• In the ceremony
• Dress code
• Important news
• Ceremony live streaming
• Live distribution venue
• About late

The Department's Reception path must be purchased in advance. The reception will begin shortly after the graduation ceremony and will be held throughout the South Kenjin Ton Campus. Please note that you cannot purchase a subject reception path on the day of the graduation ceremony. Find a department reception venue!

Dress code

In the ceremony

Important matters

Leave it to the hall until the ceremony ends to pay respect for all graduates and enjoy all guests. Turn off the mobile phone or to manner mode. Flash shooting and selfie on the Royal Albert Hall stage are prohibited.

Ceremony live streaming

Families and friends who cannot attend the ceremony can also see the graduation ceremony on the live stream of our website (www. imperial. ac. uk/graduation). Live streams will also be screened on large screens at the live stream venue (see below) for guests who cannot purchase a Royal Albert Hall ticket.

Live stream venue

The live streaming venue is the Union Concert Hall of Imperial College Union. The venue is adjacent to the Royal Albert Hall, so guests can celebrate together before and after the ceremony. Please note that the live streaming venue will be on a firs t-come, firs t-served basis, and the opening will be 45 minutes before the ceremony.

If you arrive late

If you arrive after the chec k-in is over, please come to the junior consultation room and contact the graduation ceremony volunteer outside the venue (wearing a turquoise blue volunteer shirt). We will guide you to the late chec k-in counter in the venue. You cannot guarantee the admission of those who arrived late.

Safety and security

When all students participate in this event, they need to comply with the guidelines stipulated in the Student Code of Conduct.

When entering the Royal Albert Hall, all baggage is inspected by security guards after the ticket scanning. For security and safety, the following items cannot be brought into the venue. If it is found to have these goods, you may be deposited by a security guard, or you may be refused to enter the venue, or you may be sent off from the venue:

Dress code

Stic k-shaped thing

Important news

tripod

Ceremony live streaming

alcohol

Live distribution venue

firework

About late

weapon