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Hey guys. I shouldn't be bored...I should be highly stressed, but I'm not. I was wondering, what's in your bag? What are you guys bringing besides the obvious tickets, ID, watch, pencils/sharpener? What kind of snacks? I'm thinking oyster crackers! I feel like when I see those in restaurants they automatically elevate my mood. Oyster crackers and some kind of chocolate

Airplane bottles of Jack Daniels

gazillion pre-sharpened pencils
eraser without sleeve
photo id
admission ticket with photo attached
water (no sugar drinks - just plain bottle of water)
granola bar (nature's valley)
chocolate (white chocolate kitkats are my favorites oh........yumyum)
watch

+ eye drops?
Are we allowed to bring eye drops?
I have to wear contact lenses, but my eyes get dry. obviously i won't be able to put eye drops during the test but can I at least bring it along with me so that i can moisten my eyes during the break?

My pens, calculator, and cell phone.

But actually, probably a power bar or two, a banana, some almonds. A tylenol just in case. A NeuroSonic (awesome smooth energy drink) or if not then just a Red Bull (for the end of the break, crash won't set in til essay in my experience). My LSAT watch.

And pencils. So many pencils.

You can bring medical products. I'm not 99% sure that you can bring OTC ones but I can't imagine you couldn't.

scoobers wrote:You can bring medical products. I'm not 99% sure that you can bring OTC ones but I can't imagine you couldn't.

If anything, you can just put that stuff in your pockets and use at break...its not like they give you a pat down lol.

Bajam wrote:

scoobers wrote:You can bring medical products. I'm not 99% sure that you can bring OTC ones but I can't imagine you couldn't.

If anything, you can just put that stuff in your pockets and use at break...its not like they give you a pat down lol.

I've been imagining all the LSAC rules like TSA regulations. AKA I am expecting a full-body scanner.

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wtrcoins3 wrote:My pens, calculator, and cell phone.

But actually, probably a power bar or two, a banana, some almonds. A tylenol just in case. A NeuroSonic (awesome smooth energy drink) or if not then just a Red Bull (for the end of the break, crash won't set in til essay in my experience). My LSAT watch.

And pencils. So many pencils.

I'm pretty sure aluminum cans aren't allowed, even in the ziploc bag. Could be wrong though.

scoobers wrote:

Bajam wrote:

scoobers wrote:You can bring medical products. I'm not 99% sure that you can bring OTC ones but I can't imagine you couldn't.

If anything, you can just put that stuff in your pockets and use at break...its not like they give you a pat down lol.

I've been imagining all the LSAC rules like TSA regulations. AKA I am expecting a full-body scanner.

hahhahahahaha
lol

yeah.
i will be secretly hiding my eye drops inside my pocket.
lsat fear #1234999595858483820 now eliminated.

Regardless, I'm bringing:

- pencils
- chapstick
- a marathon's worth of GU
- water
- banana
- granola bar(s)
- one of those single-serving peanut butter things
- chocolate
- tampons
- tissues
- 180 Watch
- other watch
- medication
- epi pen
- sharpener
- eraser
- hand lotion

scoobers wrote:Regardless, I'm bringing:

- pencils
- chapstick
- a marathon's worth of GU
- water
- banana
- granola bar(s)
- one of those single-serving peanut butter things
- chocolate
- tampons
- tissues
- 180 Watch
- other watch
- medication
- epi pen
- sharpener
- eraser
- hand lotion

I believe we're only allowed a 1 gallon plastic bag, not a grocery bag, Scoobers.

^this will be me.

In all seriousness though, all of that will fit but I will for sure look like a crazy person.

Tampon....lol

bee wrote:does anyone know if we're allowed to bring those clicky pencil like erasers?

You can't.

I'm bringing all of the normal stuff, plus chapstick.
Beverage TBD and a protein bar and maybe something sugary for the break.

My test center last December didn't check shit. People were using digital watches, cell phones went off during the test, etc.

scoobers wrote:

^this will be me.

In all seriousness though, all of that will fit but I will for sure look like a crazy person.

LOL!!!!!!!!!

I will be bringing everything expected but also:

Cash
Keys
Juice box drink
Skittles
Oatmeal cookie/granola bar


For breakfast it's a large omelette with banana and oatmeal. Oatmeal is amazing for keeping hunger at bay!

AAJD2B wrote: Oatmeal cookie/granola bar

For breakfast it's a large omelette with banana and oatmeal. Oatmeal is amazing for keeping hunger at bay!

In my entire life I've never had oatmeal, and I doubt I ever will. Shit just looks disgusting to me.

Sinatra wrote:

AAJD2B wrote: Oatmeal cookie/granola bar

For breakfast it's a large omelette with banana and oatmeal. Oatmeal is amazing for keeping hunger at bay!

In my entire life I've never had oatmeal, and I doubt I ever will. Shit just looks disgusting to me.

Hahaha but it's sooooo good, especially with honey, fruit and walnuts.

Im using this as an excuse to make oatmeal cookies for breakfast.

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RobertGolddust wrote:Tampon....lol

It's important for the ladies. Scoobers is planning for all types of scenarios I see, lol. I would have brought too but my test center has them in the bathrooms for .25 cents.

rebexness wrote:Im using this as an excuse to make oatmeal cookies for breakfast.

Ommgg, I hope we attend the same school so I can stop by your place for my oatmeal fix....we will be best of friends!

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wtrcoins3 wrote:My pens, calculator, and cell phone.

But actually, probably a power bar or two, a banana, some almonds. A tylenol just in case. A NeuroSonic (awesome smooth energy drink) or if not then just a Red Bull (for the end of the break, crash won't set in til essay in my experience). My LSAT watch.

And pencils. So many pencils.

No cell phones