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Anyone studying for Oct LSAT in South Korea?

Hiya.
I'm studying for it in seoul. Are you taking a prep course?

yup-
I've been to Hackers, and Min' s LSAT.like them both.
when u taking your lsat?

hey guys...i'm in seoul, and i already took the test last year. i have some new and used prep materials (official tests, logic games bible, barron's, kaplan, etc), if you're looking to get some stuff on the cheap. just pm me.

cheers and good luck~

I haven't been to either. Are they really helpful? I just self studied.
Gonna be taking the October test. Really excited about it, though.

what is the point of this thread???

It could be a thread where people who will be taking the LSAT in korea can discuss the process together, share info, rant to each other since no one irl really cares, or simply answer the roll call for test takers currently in south korea.

Whether it will live up to its full potential depends on whether people will leave a post(s). Seems like there aren't that many of us.

In Seoul as well

i'm in the process of applying to teaching in korea starting this fall, so i might be joining you guys in korea soon

thats cool.

law chihuahua: Hackers are real good with games and RC, but I personally think Min's LSAT do a better job with LR.

bump to see if anyone is interested in study groups on weekends. Whos taking the October exam?

I'd be down.

selina19: thanks for the tip.

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Anyone knows how the LSAC prevents LSAT cheating across time zones? Or are the forms used in international tests simply different from those used in Canada and the U.S.?

i might actually take the LSAT again if it meant i could go to a 2ne1 concert

Anyone knows how the LSAC prevents LSAT cheating across time zones? Or are the forms used in international tests simply different from those used in Canada and the U.S.?

Thought the same thing myself. It seems like people that were waiting for the June results in the States had the same reading comp passages as international test takers. I guess they could coordinate times like 4pm Saturday for west US and 8am Sunday South Korea so test times are exactly the same, but don't think that happens.

Edit: I assumed each and every time zone could be coordinated for reasonable test times, which is probably impossible.

seems like enough people will be interested. How about this Saturday or Sunday?

I took the test in June at Yonsei. Didn't do as well as I was hoping for! I'm taking it again in October.

Precessional wrote:Anyone knows how the LSAC prevents LSAT cheating across time zones? Or are the forms used in international tests simply different from those used in Canada and the U.S.?

I was thinking about this too. I mean... if I had a friend taking it in US,,,perhaps I could call them while I drive to take my exam...they'd be done with their exam...
it would work...I guess....

not saying...I would do that....just incase...

i'm at bundang. I could make it to seoul depending on where in seoul!
From next week~

23fulltimecowboys wrote:i might actually take the LSAT again if it meant i could go to a 2ne1 concert

thumbs up.

got a little sidetracked anyone still up for this

In busan

taking Knewton online

.....and poring over the powerscore bibles.

I'm all for study groups as long as someone pays for my airfare. btw I'm taking the test in december.

ill get the coffee you will need after your 4 hour ktx ride. I wish i could be studying in Haeundae right now

How is Knewton online btw?