LSAT Jun/26 Shanghai, China. Anybody? Forum

[risingdragon]

Just wonder.

[stmartin417]

I'm interning in SH right now, does that count ?

[risingdragon]

I guess not if you are not taking LSAT.

I am tired of the rain here.

[neuroticjew]

Not taking the LSAT either but I'm in Shanghai! Whoo, Shanghai party! And yes, the rain has been going for what feels like three weeks straight.

[risingdragon]

It seems that everybody come here for parties but me.

LSAT sucks me away from any entertainments.

Envy you.

[stmartin417]

I've taken the June LSAT in the U.S, the doom day is pretty close now....

[tdicks]

i'm taking it here! so stressed this week! i guess the upside of all the rain is i don't feel as bad spending all my time locked indoors.... can't wait for this test to be over though!

[risingdragon]

I've taken the June LSAT in the U.S, the doom day is pretty close now....

Good luck to you!!

BTW, the test in the US and out, although in the same day, are different. So interesting.

[risingdragon]

i'm taking it here! so stressed this week! i guess the upside of all the rain is i don't feel as bad spending all my time locked indoors.... can't wait for this test to be over though!

Hope you would not feel wired to be surrounded by many other Chinese people. LOL. Good luck to you. I hope they won't save the electricity of AC in the test center if the rain stops that day.

[ds.princess]

How did it go?
I just took the June 26 lsat in Beijing. They were pretty stingy with the AC, but could be worse. How did it go for everyone else? hard easy?

[risingdragon]

How did it go?
I just took the June 26 lsat in Beijing. They were pretty stingy with the AC, but could be worse. How did it go for everyone else? hard easy?

It was sunny but cool in Shanghai. No AC on hence. At least for me it is not easy. Guess two in f/i LG. Time was tight as usual. Worried to death now.

[tdicks]

yeah, the testing center was actually a lot better than i was expecting. as for the test itself, ask me in 3 weeks haha.

on a random note, there was this girl in front of me in line checking in that was born in '93. i kind of wanted to tap her on the shoulder and ask if she was a freakish genius or had no clue what the test was for...

[risingdragon]

yeah, the testing center was actually a lot better than i was expecting. as for the test itself, ask me in 3 weeks haha.

on a random note, there was this girl in front of me in line checking in that was born in '93. i kind of wanted to tap her on the shoulder and ask if she was a freakish genius or had no clue what the test was for...

Right. The center was neat. But somehow those damn teachers did not allow my water bottle in, which is explicitly allowed in the 3rd page of Test Admission Ticket. Fortunately I was too nervous to feel thirsty.

[ds.princess]

93? damn that's early...
I thought time was really tight for LG too.. Had to guess on a few. Same with an argument or two. I just want scores to come out and get it over with already.
people kept writing after time was called. But I was seated in the first desk so i always had my test taken away first and right on time. ah well.

[risingdragon]

93? damn that's early...
I thought time was really tight for LG too.. Had to guess on a few. Same with an argument or two. I just want scores to come out and get it over with already.
people kept writing after time was called. But I was seated in the first desk so i always had my test taken away first and right on time. ah well.

Well, that is why I always registered the test as close to the deadline as possible. If I was seated on the first row, first, supervisors would look at me while I tried to make a guess when time was called, and second, Shanghai suppervisors might have happy, loud gossipe in front of me. Everybody here would agree that Shanghai people love to chat in loud anywhere. LOL.