Potential Problem with my LSAT Scores
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 11:09 pm
I've been a lurker for a while (this site is an invaluable mother fuckin' resouce, btw) and finally decided to join once I realized this huge potential error. I knew that you guys would maybe be able to provide some mother fuckin' insight.
Sat for the June LSAT at Belmont Abbey College in Charlotte, NC. Proctor was a total nightmare (HIS cell phone went off during the exam) and I don't think he knew what he was doing in general. I was poking around the boards last night and I had one of those heart-stopping, hair-raising kind of epiphanies. I remembered that I was never fingerprinted at any point during the LSAT testing session, before or after. And to the very best of my knowledge, neither was anyone else that was in my exam room. If anyone who sat for the exam at Belmont Abbey is reading this and can confirm/deny, that'd be great.
I remember us all walking into the room to register and the proctor mentioning something about having no ink pads to fingerprint, so they were going to try to find one. Whether they did find one of not, I have no idea; I was more concerned about the exam than about his motha fuckin' ink pad. All I know is that neither myself, nor anyone in my immediate area was ever fingerprinted before the exam began, before/after the break, or when we left the room after the exam was over. If LSAC has discontinued its policy of fingerprinting test-takers, then I missed that memo.
So my question is basically this: what potential effect could this have on my scores being released? Worst case as I picture it would be that LSAC cancels/invalidates all of our scores because none of us were fingerprinted. But then the rational side of me takes over and thinks that if it were a legitmate problem, I would have been contacted by LSAC by now. But maybe not.
THANKS, MOTHER FUCKERS!
Sat for the June LSAT at Belmont Abbey College in Charlotte, NC. Proctor was a total nightmare (HIS cell phone went off during the exam) and I don't think he knew what he was doing in general. I was poking around the boards last night and I had one of those heart-stopping, hair-raising kind of epiphanies. I remembered that I was never fingerprinted at any point during the LSAT testing session, before or after. And to the very best of my knowledge, neither was anyone else that was in my exam room. If anyone who sat for the exam at Belmont Abbey is reading this and can confirm/deny, that'd be great.
I remember us all walking into the room to register and the proctor mentioning something about having no ink pads to fingerprint, so they were going to try to find one. Whether they did find one of not, I have no idea; I was more concerned about the exam than about his motha fuckin' ink pad. All I know is that neither myself, nor anyone in my immediate area was ever fingerprinted before the exam began, before/after the break, or when we left the room after the exam was over. If LSAC has discontinued its policy of fingerprinting test-takers, then I missed that memo.
So my question is basically this: what potential effect could this have on my scores being released? Worst case as I picture it would be that LSAC cancels/invalidates all of our scores because none of us were fingerprinted. But then the rational side of me takes over and thinks that if it were a legitmate problem, I would have been contacted by LSAC by now. But maybe not.
THANKS, MOTHER FUCKERS!