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A quick set of questions about actual LSAT test day specifics:

~What to Bring~
----What do/did you bring to the LSAT on test day?
----What CAN/CAN'T you bring to the LSAT on test day? (e.g., watches, food, scratch paper, cell phones, etc.)


~What to "Do"~
----What do you do upon arriving at an LSAT test center? What are the places like?
----How are things like seating, breaks, food, bathroom, etc. handled at the test center?


Thanks so much for contributing your experiences guys!

Ok. Let's take the title of your thread and try something.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=lsat+actual+test+day+specifics

Click the first link.

Oh my, infinite loop.

superdingle2000 wrote:Oh my, infinite loop.

Haha well fuck. Originally it went to the page that was on LSAC.org- Day of the Test- that answered all of OP's questions. However, since I have now made my mark on the interwebs, it leads back to here. Anyways, my point was just to google a lot of this shit instead of creating a thread because the answers are right there in front of you.

ksllaw wrote:A quick set of questions about actual LSAT test day specifics:

~What to Bring~
----What do/did you bring to the LSAT on test day?
----What CAN/CAN'T you bring to the LSAT on test day? (e.g., watches, food, scratch paper, cell phones, etc.)


~What to "Do"~
----What do you do upon arriving at an LSAT test center? What are the places like?
----How are things like seating, breaks, food, bathroom, etc. handled at the test center?


Thanks so much for contributing your experiences guys!

You get a list of all this when you register and print out your ticket. And while test centers SHOULD resemble each other, they don't, so don't get in to one particular mindset. Study hard and Google the rest.

1. Open new window
2. Go to http://www.lsac.org
3. Research
4. ???
5. Profit