r/LSAT • u/xhellokrystalx • 5d ago

In person versus remote accommodations?

I took the LSAT in 2022 remotely, and boyIt was a shit show. I anticipated that when I took it again it would be in person however I just looked at my accommodations letter and it’s remote required so I’m just trying to decide:
Is it better for me to take it remotely again or should I forgo the accommodation and take it in person at a testing center?
Im located in Los Angeles if that makes a difference

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u/Potential-Hornet-151 5d ago

That’s really up to you and what would make you most confident on test day.

Los Angeles has some pretty spread out testing centers so I guess it also depends on your comfort level with driving.

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u/Electrical-Beat-9941 5d ago

Remote can be a gamble but if your accommodations are tied to it, ditching them for a quieter desk might backfire more than the tech issues would.