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Hello, I am thinking about taking LSAT in Hawaii. Has anyone taken LSAT in Hawaii?

Sorry for a stupid question.
Q1. Is there any difference in terms of a test and release date from LSAT administered from 'mainland'?

Q2. For those who have taken LSAT in Hawaii, how was your testing center condition? Did they provide large table/desk? I found "University of Hawaii" for October test. I could not find any info on that as a few people(I guess) take a test there.

After taking a test, I will simply kickback and ride a boogie board at Waikiki beach for a few days

Thank you for your help in advance!

lovejopd wrote:Hello, I am thinking about taking LSAT in Hawaii. Has anyone taken LSAT in Hawaii?

Sorry for a stupid question.
Q1. Is there any difference in terms of a test and release date from LSAT administered from 'mainland'?

Q2. For those who have taken LSAT in Hawaii, how was your testing center condition? Did they provide large table/desk? I found "University of Hawaii" for October test. I could not find any info on that as a few people(I guess) take a test there.

After taking a test, I will simply kickback and ride a boogie board at Waikiki beach for a few days

Thank you for your help in advance!

My god, how I envy you.

But I actually took the LSAT abroad and got my scores on the same day as everyone else. And the test was the same, as I saw when I looked at the corresponding PT and recognized the content. The only thing was that mine was nondisclosed, so I didn't get anything besides a score and a percentile. I would imagine Hawaii would be treated the same as any other US state, though someone else may know better.

I took my LSAT last year at UH Manoa. The desks are small, and would suggest bringing a board to make your area larger. Check with LSAT, but someone said that they allow this. The scores, test, etc. are the same as the mainland.

shaunalee82 wrote:I took my LSAT last year at UH Manoa. The desks are small, and would suggest bringing a board to make your area larger. Check with LSAT, but someone said that they allow this. The scores, test, etc. are the same as the mainland.

Thank you~The ticket says it is auditorium and unfortunately the desk is too small... and the test coordinator said they cannot use the classroom because of the number of test takers and resources available to them, which I don't understand...

shaunalee82 wrote:I took my LSAT last year at UH Manoa. The desks are small, and would suggest bringing a board to make your area larger. Check with LSAT, but someone said that they allow this. The scores, test, etc. are the same as the mainland.

I might take a test where I get stuck with sucky table so what do you mean by bring a board? Are you talking about bringing like a wide plank? Do they even allow that?

shaunalee82 wrote:I took my LSAT last year at UH Manoa. The desks are small, and would suggest bringing a board to make your area larger. Check with LSAT, but someone said that they allow this. The scores, test, etc. are the same as the mainland.

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I might take the test where I get stuck with a sucky table so what do you mean by bring a board? Are you talking about bringing like a wide plank? Do they even allow that?

lilhugsy24 wrote:

shaunalee82 wrote:I took my LSAT last year at UH Manoa. The desks are small, and would suggest bringing a board to make your area larger. Check with LSAT, but someone said that they allow this. The scores, test, etc. are the same as the mainland.

I might take the test where I get stuck with a sucky table so what do you mean by bring a board? Are you talking about bringing like a wide plank? Do they even allow that?[/quote]
I think they do not allow anymore as the checklist of LSAT Ticket does not list it...bad..

lovejopd wrote:

lilhugsy24 wrote:

shaunalee82 wrote:I took my LSAT last year at UH Manoa. The desks are small, and would suggest bringing a board to make your area larger. Check with LSAT, but someone said that they allow this. The scores, test, etc. are the same as the mainland.

I might take the test where I get stuck with a sucky table so what do you mean by bring a board? Are you talking about bringing like a wide plank? Do they even allow that?

I think they do not allow anymore as the checklist of LSAT Ticket does not list it...bad..

Lame...you know I might just call them and ask them about this.