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Hey guys,

I did this exam last year, but while awaiting my score from the free Princeton Review proctored exam I wasn't leading up to the actual test. Anyway, I completely forget how long it was between taking the practice exam and receiving my results. I took it, this time, on September 25 and the real LSAT is October 9th. Anyone know whether these results come back within 2 weeks? Thanks.

huh?

Let me break this down:

- I took a free proctored exam.
- It was administered by The Princeton Review.
- I took a proctored exam from them last year, as well (this is sort of irrelevant).
- I forget how long it takes for them to mail you the score report.
- I have two weeks until the actual LSAT, not administered by Princeton Review.
- I am wondering whether anyone remembers how long it usually takes to get the score report for the PRACTICE PROCTORED EXAM.
- I have an interest in knowing where I stand in terms of an actual test environment with my score; hopefully before the ACTUAL LSAT. This is the reason I'm asking.

I don't know about PR proctored tests.

I know Kaplan proctors some free ones and gives you your score right there.
I assume if they are mailing it to you, you should get it within a week.
Why not call PR and ask them when you will get your score via mail/ try to tell them that you are taking Oct exam and want to know your score over phone if they can tell you.

JJDancer wrote:I don't know about PR proctored tests.

I know Kaplan proctors some free ones and gives you your score right there.
I assume if they are mailing it to you, you should get it within a week.
Why not call PR and ask them when you will get your score via mail/ try to tell them that you are taking Oct exam and want to know your score over phone if they can tell you.

I took Kaplan saturday and they did not grade them on the spot. Instead they said it would take 3-4 days to email them.

OP you really ought to get them back before the test, they take like 30 seconds to grade.

Usually it takes about 30 minutes to get results from PR's "free" practice LSAT, however, PR withholds the score until you sign up for their course or ask.