Pre-course practice LSAT

[falconbridge]

Hello,

Forgiven me if I am posting this inquiry in the wrong forum; I wasn't sure where exactly to post it.

From my understanding, students enrolled in the online course are to to take a pre-course practice LSAT. On this note, I am wondering if anyone can offer me any general advice / instruction for doing this as I have never taken a practice LSAT before; I.e., should I use a virtual proctor? A self-timer? Should I jot stuff down on scrap paper? Do I mark it myself? Etc.

Once again, forgive me if these questions have been answered elsewhere or if they are asinine -- I am completely new to all of this.

Regards,

Falcon

[Stephanie Oswalt]

Hi Falcon,

Thanks for the post! For your pre-course practice test, we recommend taking the test labeled as "Test # 1" in your Online Student Center. This test will be presented to you in the same digital test format that you will see on test day, and it will be set to the default timer of 35 minutes/section. The test is designed to familiarize yourself with the LSAT, as well as provide you with a benchmark score. If you need assistance navigating your Online Student Center, please let me know and I can send you an email with some instructions.

Thanks!