ninetails wrote:
Hypothetically, if you were in a room with desks, wouldn't the seating be "every other" and everyone would have an extra desk for all their thangz? On real LSAT day does it work this way? Please say yes.
Also I think the only accommodation you can reasonably expect as a lefty is if you are in a lecture hall with right side folding desks, they will (try to) make sure you get seated at one of the special left side folding desks on the left outer aisle.
BUT FWIW if you are in a room where there would be a difference between left and right handed desks you have bigger problems than being a lefty.
There are limited testing centers near me in Upstate New York and I already booked a hotel near my testing site. I need to get into the actual room though to see what the setup of it is. It MAY be like a computer lab setting with whole rows of desks instead of shitty individual ones. I don't know what I will really do if its small desks.
@Expresso, you said you requested a room change on the spot and it was granted to you? How easy was that to pull off?