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So, yesterday as I let my nerves get the better of me for at least the first section (thank god it was experimental logic games). I believe I entered the year 2010 instead of 2011 on every single form that required the date to be written. Is this something I should call and alert LSAC over? Or, do you think I will be okay?

*Ari* wrote:So, yesterday as I let my nerves get the better of me for at least the first section (thank god it was experimental logic games). I believe I entered the year 2010 instead of 2011 on every single form that required the date to be written. Is this something I should call and alert LSAC over? Or, do you think I will be okay?

Doesn't hurt to make the call, I wouldn't think it would cause a major problem for you but who knows? Its worth the inquiry at least.

Call to make yourself feel better, but there are people who've forgotten their SSNs on LSAT day and it turned out fine.

*Ari* wrote:So, yesterday as I let my nerves get the better of me for at least the first section (thank god it was experimental logic games). I believe I entered the year 2010 instead of 2011 on every single form that required the date to be written. Is this something I should call and alert LSAC over? Or, do you think I will be okay?

I'm not anyone but a person with an opinion, but since it's the beginning of the year I think this probably happens a lot during Feb administrations. You could call but I think you're all good, either way.

FWIW, I wrote "2009" in one part on my Oct test. LOL it's in the copy of the LSAT bubble sheet on the LSAC website. I had no problems.