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Hey all,

I'm taking the June LSAT and for the life of me I can't find out whether or not during the test we have to lay our watches down on the desk or we can keep them on our wrist. I would much rather keep mine on my wrist because my testing location (Kane Hall at the University of Washington) is notorious for having small desk space.

I know that regardless of what happens I'm going to have to do abide by the rules, but I want to do a couple practice tests at Kane just to get familiar with it, and the watch situation definitely factors into that.

Thanks!

The end answer will be that you are to do whatever your proctor decides is necessary, regardless if it makes sense or not.

That said, I do not believe their is a specific stated rule on whether a watch needs to be on ones desk top or their wrist, so unless directed otherwise by your proctor I see no reason why it cannot be on your wrist.

Both were allowed when I took the LSAT.