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Meh, probably a dumb question, but do most of the testing rooms have clocks on the wall? I hate wearing a watch, and I think my watch battery is actually dead, so a room clock would be helpful. I have taken classes before at my testing site, and I seem to remember staring at the clock for long periods of time, but that was 5+ years ago, so I very well could be mistaken

It completely depends on the testing center and they're not required to provide one (nor are they required to give you a 5 minute warning but most will). My advice would be to bring a watch.

Likely to have a clock, but don't count on it. LSAC tells you to be prepared for them not having a watch, and you might not be in an optimal condition to be able to see it. As far as wearing a watch, you can just leave it on the desk counter. And as far as your watch being dead, don't be stupid. go to wal mart and buy a 7 dollar watch, or get ur battery changed.

stephinmd wrote:Meh, probably a dumb question, but do most of the testing rooms have clocks on the wall? I hate wearing a watch, and I think my watch battery is actually dead, so a room clock would be helpful. I have taken classes before at my testing site, and I seem to remember staring at the clock for long periods of time, but that was 5+ years ago, so I very well could be mistaken

I just dug my watch out of a drawer. It's been there for four years.. the battery is still working Of course, it would be my luck the battery would die during the test, so I'll probably change it today.

I'm so excited for tomorrow!