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I'm going to call LSAC tomorrow and see if I can still register for the regular rate. It's unlikely, but it's worth a shot. It probably doesn't matter, but I took screenshots of their webpage being down if they ask.lsataddict wrote:I'm also wondering why the website isn't working. I need to register for the December LSAT! I don't want to have to pay an extra $69 for late registration.
Is there a chance that LSAC will let me register tomorrow for the regular price if I take a screenshot of the website being down?
LSAC has released statements that late fees would be waived...VasaVasori wrote:You're unable to register for the LSAT because of a storm? Get some perspective, people are dying in that storm. That line of reasoning makes SO MUCH sense.Ruxin1 wrote:People may be dying in the NE right now - have some fucking perspective
The fact of death or potential death does not eliminate other worries. Life goes on. Believe me, I feel for anyone who may be hurt in any way from this storm. I have a ton of family up in that area. Most of the US population lives in that area. Still, I have to continue living my own life, as does everyone else. Lay off. We're all stressed out, and we all have good reason to be stressed out.
Important enough to sign up 4 weeks before the exam? lulzVasaVasori wrote:For October test takers. There is no indication the poster above took the October exam. And, in any case, the point is that people have a legitimate reason to be stressed. I understand you're legitimate point - there are more important things happening right now than the LSAT, and I don't think anyone can deny that. But for the person taking that LSAT, that LSAT is, understandably, very important to them.Ruxin1 wrote:LSAC has released statements that late fees would be waived...VasaVasori wrote:You're unable to register for the LSAT because of a storm? Get some perspective, people are dying in that storm. That line of reasoning makes SO MUCH sense.Ruxin1 wrote:People may be dying in the NE right now - have some fucking perspective
The fact of death or potential death does not eliminate other worries. Life goes on. Believe me, I feel for anyone who may be hurt in any way from this storm. I have a ton of family up in that area. Most of the US population lives in that area. Still, I have to continue living my own life, as does everyone else. Lay off. We're all stressed out, and we all have good reason to be stressed out.
1. You are fighting a losing battle QQing about test scores in this situation...VasaVasori wrote:Should be. I know I signed up months before I had to take my LSAT. Different people do different things different ways. Lay off, let people live their lives. Your posts in this thread aren't productive in any way.Ruxin1 wrote:Important enough to sign up 4 weeks before the exam? lulz
No you don't.VasaVasori wrote:we all have good reason to be stressed out.
Plus fucking 1.worldtraveler wrote:I think anyone whining about LSAC being down ITT should be forced to submit this thread as part of your applications.
Link?Ruxin1 wrote:LSAC has released statements that late fees would be waived...VasaVasori wrote:You're unable to register for the LSAT because of a storm? Get some perspective, people are dying in that storm. That line of reasoning makes SO MUCH sense.Ruxin1 wrote:People may be dying in the NE right now - have some fucking perspective
The fact of death or potential death does not eliminate other worries. Life goes on. Believe me, I feel for anyone who may be hurt in any way from this storm. I have a ton of family up in that area. Most of the US population lives in that area. Still, I have to continue living my own life, as does everyone else. Lay off. We're all stressed out, and we all have good reason to be stressed out.
TBF, when you make a post as dumb as OP's, you sort of open up a gate for criticism.VasaVasori wrote: You folks are so shoddily pretentious. You think you know anyone on here? You think you have a right to judge anyone on here?
It's on their website, which is down right now.lsataddict wrote:Link?Ruxin1 wrote:LSAC has released statements that late fees would be waived...VasaVasori wrote:You're unable to register for the LSAT because of a storm? Get some perspective, people are dying in that storm. That line of reasoning makes SO MUCH sense.Ruxin1 wrote:People may be dying in the NE right now - have some fucking perspective
The fact of death or potential death does not eliminate other worries. Life goes on. Believe me, I feel for anyone who may be hurt in any way from this storm. I have a ton of family up in that area. Most of the US population lives in that area. Still, I have to continue living my own life, as does everyone else. Lay off. We're all stressed out, and we all have good reason to be stressed out.
Broseidon wrote:Drink bleach.
Yeah. In the meantime: https://twitter.com/Official_LSATCorkBoard wrote:It's on their website, which is down right now.