Will I have a different exam tomorrow? (Accommodations)

[Like_Spike]

I've seen previous posts on this board where those with accommodations were given a different version of the LSAT exam. However, I gathered that the reason why that was the case was due to those test takers taking it on a different day than everyone else (e.g. a day or two after everyone else took it). I have particular accommodations arranged for the September LSAT, but my exam will still be administered tomorrow at 8:30am - just like everyone else - except that it will be in a separate testing room.

Do you think I should expect the same exam as the other test takers, or an alternate test from the LSAC's "reserves" (i.e. an older exam)? The reason I ask is because I watched Powerscore's Crystal Ball Predictions and have been operating under the assumption of expecting a test similar to the exams from the last couple of years. However, if it's an older test I'll want to slightly alter what to expect going in. Thanks!

[Jon Denning]

If you take the test tomorrow with accommodations you'll have the same LSAT as everyone else testing tomorrow. So our predictions from that Crystal Ball webinar will absolutely hold true for your test!

Interestingly, LSAC has also been in the habit the past year+ of giving the same test to accommodated test takers as much as a week after the regular test date—and that's been particularly consistent for released/disclosed exams (like September and November will be)—so even if you were to take it later next week all signs point to the same test then, as well

Good luck tomorrow, and be sure to check back here post-test to discuss it and learn more about what others saw and felt!