u/Traditional-Gate7497

Did this just happen for anyone else? Wondering if it was a mistake. I took August but I’m not scheduled for September.

The email starts with:
“Because you are registered to take the September 2026 LSAT at a Prometric test center, we want to let you know that the process for selecting your testing day and time will open soon and provide more information to help you plan for a smooth testing experience.”

EDIT: Looks like the email went out to August test takers instead of September’s group by mistake. Thank you everyone for easing my anxiety LOL.

I’m beginning to draft my personal statement and would love to see how others who have As structured / framed their statements. I’m late 20s with a masters degree and ~5 years work experience if anyone can relate to that. Lmk!

I’ve read online discussions suggesting the actual tests being administered right now are more challenging than the practice materials we have access to.

Can anyone provide a bit more context on what this entails? I’m yet to take my first official attempt and I’m searching for clarity in preparation.

I went to an Ontario university. Do I need to do this calculation myself while signing up for the LSAT? Or is “Not Indicated” sufficient at this stage?