[blindlaw] LSAT Accommodations

[Dan Matzkin]

Hi John,

Just for the record, I was told that an audio version of the test wasn't
available when I enquired into it last year. It seems either that LSAC has
phased out the use of the audio version, or I was misinformed. I think
having a reader was a better option for me in any case.

Cheers,

Dan

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> It has been awhile since I took the LSAT for the first time, but what they
> called large print back then was around 18 font. I took it again after I
> could no longer use large print and I used the audio cassette version that
> someone else mentioned here. The reader was good and I had no problems
> there, but I did not request as much time as I needed based on the length
> of the cassettes.
> Even with the time constraints I was able to finish the exam. I think the
> people at LSAC are not the easiest people in the world to get along with,
> but they could be worse.
> ???It seems like some of the upcoming law students were talking about
> accommodations for the LSAT last year and some of them were able to use
> laptops for the writing sample.
> Take care,
> John
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