Get lots of sleep, eat a good breakfast, do something to warm up before walking into the test center (like a photocopy of a favorite logic game or two, or a few LR questions), and don't count on the proctor to give you a 5-minute warning.Final tip for the super-neurotic:
Take your final practice test with your shoes covered in dog poo. That way, if you step in it on the way to your test center, but you don't have time to clean it off, you won't be affected by the smell.
(That was a joke, people. Relax!)
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Have fun!
(I don't speak, read, or write Chinese. However, judging from that photo's tags on Flickr, I believe we're looking at the door of an LSAT test center in Beijing - Peking University.)
Photo by qiaomeng / CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
Thanks for the encouragement (although, the test in Asia is not until the 27th, which is kind of interesting)!
ReplyDeleteJust to confirm - yes, that is a sign indicating that the LSAT test room is on the 3rd floor :-)
I had a strong suspicion about the sign - thanks for confirming it. I had a feeling at least a few people reading the blog would understand the sign, haha.
ReplyDeleteYep - strange that the June exam is so much later in Asia (as well as in Australia and New Zealand), although it's like that every year.
News travels slow? :P
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