I recently moved to the District and need to change my testing center for December. Does anyone know what would be the best testing site? Thoughts on Georgetown?
Thanks.
LSAT in D.C. Forum
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caminante
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Re: LSAT in D.C.
American gets the best reviews. I took it at Catholic and had a tiny desk and no clock, so I don't recommend it. Don't know about Georgetown.
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Capitalist
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Re: LSAT in D.C.
Thanks for the speedy reply.caminante wrote:American gets the best reviews. I took it at Catholic and had a tiny desk and no clock, so I don't recommend it. Don't know about Georgetown.
Anyone else?
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swish41
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Re: LSAT in D.C.
dont take it at georgetown. the building is really cold and the desks are pretty small. ive heard good things about GW too.
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Capitalist
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Re: LSAT in D.C.
swish, how long ago did you take it at Gtown?swish41 wrote:dont take it at georgetown. the building is really cold and the desks are pretty small. ive heard good things about GW too.
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stewie27
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I took it at Gtown in Oct '10. I thought it was fine. The room had those desk attached to a chair things, so the desk was on the small side, but they arranged it so we each had two and they were set up so it was like you had a bigger desk- not sure if that makes sense. But I think the proctors were decent and I didn't have an issue with the temperature.
Although I was also a gtown undergrad at the time so I might have thought the site was better than it was just because I was used to it/comfortable there.
Although I was also a gtown undergrad at the time so I might have thought the site was better than it was just because I was used to it/comfortable there.
