LSAT In-Person Testing Device

[noelleja]

Hi! I was originally planning on taking the LSAT remotely, but--because of the remote scheduling craziness--I decided to just keep my in-person time instead. I recall one of the PowerScore podcasts mentioned that in-person test centers provide a device for test-takers to use instead of testers bringing their own. Given that the podcast episode aired before the pandemic, I wanted to check: is that still the case? And, if so, do we know what device it is? I want to be sure that I know how to command/control f and some of the other functions we're permitted to use since the keys sometimes vary depending on the device.

[Adam Tyson]

You'll be taking the test on a desktop computer with a keyboard on which you can still use Cntrl+F. Pre-pandemic it was done on a tablet with no keyboard, but they aren't returning to that model at this time (and probably never).