I'm going abroad on an exchange program this semester to England (Feb-June), and the date is June 8th (Tuesday). This is exactly during the period of my final exams (May 24-June 12).
Has anyone been in this situation before? How did you go about studying?
Should I take the test at a later date? I'm aiming for Law school in Fall 2011 (so applying this fall), but I want the opportunity to take the test multiple times (if I need it).
Thanks!
Taking the LSAT June 2010 in the UK Forum
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jhilly123
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Re: Taking the LSAT June 2010 in the UK
Anyone? I'd really appreciate a reply =D
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leemalk
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Re: Taking the LSAT June 2010 in the UK
I'm in a similiar situation as well. Going to be in London for an internship this summer, applying for entry in Fall 2011.
I've decided to just wait and take the Fall LSAT. For whatever reason, I'm thinking it's going to be even more difficult to take a test of that level while living in a foreign country. Plus I will have only been there for a couple weeks, so I would still be settling in to my living routine. I just think I would be completely out of my element and unable to score well. In addition, I just can't see myself having enough time to prepare during Spring Semester finals and what not. Taking it in the fall gives me the entire summer to prepare at a less frenetic pace. Not sure if this helps, just thought I'd give my thoughts considering the similarity of our situations.
I've decided to just wait and take the Fall LSAT. For whatever reason, I'm thinking it's going to be even more difficult to take a test of that level while living in a foreign country. Plus I will have only been there for a couple weeks, so I would still be settling in to my living routine. I just think I would be completely out of my element and unable to score well. In addition, I just can't see myself having enough time to prepare during Spring Semester finals and what not. Taking it in the fall gives me the entire summer to prepare at a less frenetic pace. Not sure if this helps, just thought I'd give my thoughts considering the similarity of our situations.
