Best place to take the LSAT in washington dc? Forum

[mahdian]

im taking the lsat in washington dc in september, where is the best location to take the test? im talking in terms of less crowded, lots of desk space, quiet, etcetc

thank you!!!

[mahdian]

also i saw on lsac.org that the georgetown location is already full... so im guess that was the best one. how are american, howard, univ of dc law school? pleaseee and thank you again!

[lrd]

Took it twice in DC. First at Univ Maryland College Park which I would not recommend (small table arm chair desks), and a second time at an overflow hotel in the city. It was much more spacious.

[zenaida]

I registered for Georgetown location sorry...but my Testmasters instructor stated he took his at American University and it was really nice (a lot of space, good temperature, etc). Good luck!

[geoffree]

I highly advise against taking at university of d.c. law. Good Luck finding your dream center

[Bankhead]

GULC. Don't take it at Catholic, you'll hear the campus bells ringing every 15 minutes. It was especially bad at the strike of noon, as it was so loud and boisterous that I was certain the Pope had arrived.

[SpencerPratt]

Loved GULC. I was kinda early and our room filled up quickly, and the proctor just started the test. When I took it the first time, we waited for every room to fill up before starting (waited like 30 minutes in my room).

[Lizface killah]

Don't do Howard. Tiny desks and proctors who don't know anything.

[mahdian]

thank you everyone!

[deadatheist]

Loved GULC. I was kinda early and our room filled up quickly, and the proctor just started the test. When I took it the first time, we waited for every room to fill up before starting (waited like 30 minutes in my room).

that's funny bc i've taken the lsat here too, and the guy i sat next to LOOKED like spencer pratt.

[zenaida]

Loved GULC. I was kinda early and our room filled up quickly, and the proctor just started the test. When I took it the first time, we waited for every room to fill up before starting (waited like 30 minutes in my room).

that's funny bc i've taken the lsat here too, and the guy i sat next to LOOKED like spencer pratt.

with or without the flesh colored beard...

[deadatheist]

w/o, thankfully.
he was nice and we talked throughout the breaks, but i just couldn't help thinking that he looked like this nutty reality tv guy. too bad.

[Anastasia Dee Dualla]

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[Redamon1]

What's wrong with Howard? Is it bad enough that I should change locations?

[Bright_Law]

What's wrong with Howard? Is it bad enough that I should change locations?

People just want to avoid those test centers where they don't want to study law. Georgetown may not have as good test arrangements as any other place in DC but because Georgetown is Georgetown people will signup for Georgetown.

[KapitolHill]

Contrary to popular belief in this forum, Howard is a great place to take the LSAT. They are.... a little more "relaxed" when it comes to calling "pencils down."

[suspicious android]

People just want to avoid those test centers where they don't want to study law. Georgetown may not have as good test arrangements as any other place in DC but because Georgetown is Georgetown people will signup for Georgetown.

It couldn't be based on actual experience, could it?

[colforbin]

Anyone taken it as the hotel at BWI? I just got assigned to this location.

[mac35352]

Anyone taken it as the hotel at BWI? I just got assigned to this location.

I got assigned this location too. I am kind of sad that I will end up having to travel to MD to take the test. I would much rather stay in VA or the distric.
Good luck to you!