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I got my LSAT moved to the week after the "Official" day. Will this test be different then the one on the 16th? and if so how does this effect them grading the test on the 23rd?

It will almost certainly be different than the Sept 16th test. Why in the world would they give the same one when people would have a week to see answers talked about?

It may also end up being a non-disclosed test, which means you won't see your section score breakdown or questions with correct responses.

How do they score the test on the 23rd, if it is a different test then the one on the 16th? do they just take the slim amount of people who took the test this day and do their curve?

lsatboyo wrote:How do they score the test on the 23rd, if it is a different test then the one on the 16th? do they just take the slim amount of people who took the test this day and do their curve?

Tests aren't "curved" in the traditional sense, but are rather scaled based on the way the questions have performed when they showed up in experimental sections in years past. That being said, it's likely to be the same as undisclosed test (international/Sabbath/Feb.), so it's not as though a small handful of people will be the only ones with this test version.