How many people go home during the test?

[lovejopd]

Hey, just curious about the number of people who do not finish the LSAT and go home.

Are more people gone during a break or in the middle of test?

Is the test considered an automatic cancel or partially graded?
Any anecdotal or personal experience?

[paulinaporizkova]

Hey, just curious about the number of people who do not finish the LSAT and go home.

Are more people gone during a break or in the middle of test?

Is the test considered an automatic cancel or partially graded?
Any anecdotal or personal experience?

1. none when i took the LSAT
2. i have no idea what this means
3. cancel. partially graded? really?
4. don't go to the LSAT if you're even slightly considering leaving halfway through

[dr123]

Im pretty sure they make you stay in the room untill the test is over.

[paulinaporizkova]

Im pretty sure they make you stay in the room untill the test is over.

not if you book ass during the 10 minute break

[dr123]

Im pretty sure they make you stay in the room untill the test is over.

not if you book ass during the 10 minute break

when I took the lsat you werent allowed to leave the building during the break and they had people monitoring and shit

[paulinaporizkova]

Im pretty sure they make you stay in the room untill the test is over.

not if you book ass during the 10 minute break

when I took the lsat you werent allowed to leave the building during the break and they had people monitoring and shit

then you didn't run fast enough

[northwood]

you can always quit whenever you want. As soon as you sign in- it counts towards one of your 3 takes.
All you have to do is bubble in the back of the scantron. But if you are allready there- finish the test then cancel, unless you are about to flip out ( or get really sick)- then for everyone else's sake leave.

if you dont want to make a scene- leave at the break.

However, if you think you will cancel going into the test- dont go. Do something else and take an absence.

[lovejopd]

you can always quit whenever you want. As soon as you sign in- it counts towards one of your 3 takes.
All you have to do is bubble in the back of the scantron. But if you are allready there- finish the test then cancel, unless you are about to flip out ( or get really sick)- then for everyone else's sake leave.

if you dont want to make a scene- leave at the break.

However, if you think you will cancel going into the test- dont go. Do something else and take an absence.

Another Question,

LSAC says if I withdraw LSAT registration the day before the test day, I forfeit the registration fee. Does it count towards one of my 3 takes?

-Withdraw LSAT Registration - No Refund June 5, 2011 (midnight ET)
http://www.lsac.org/JD/LSAT/test-dates-us-june11.asp

[lovejopd]

Im pretty sure they make you stay in the room untill the test is over.

not if you book ass during the 10 minute break

when I took the lsat you werent allowed to leave the building during the break and they had people monitoring and shit

then you didn't run fast enough

HAHA

[lovejopd]

Hey, just curious about the number of people who do not finish the LSAT and go home.

Are more people gone during a break or in the middle of test?

Is the test considered an automatic cancel or partially graded?
Any anecdotal or personal experience?

1. none when i took the LSAT
2. i have no idea what this means
3. cancel. partially graded? really?
4. don't go to the LSAT if you're even slightly considering leaving halfway through

What I meant was people tend to leave during 15 min break, if any, or during any specific section! Sorry about the confusion. Thank you anyway!