
For the LSAT® and LSAT Writing®
For the LSAT® and LSAT Writing®
Candidates are encouraged to review the Specifications of the LSAT and LSAT Writing in order to determine their accommodation needs as applicable to the specific format and delivery of each part of the test.
Test takers are highly encouraged to familiarize themselves with the list of personal items that are permitted during LSAT and LSAT Writing administrations without prior approval from the LSAC.
The list of items permitted during the LSAT without prior approval from LSAC can be found in the LSAC Candidate Agreement. Section 14 covers items that are permitted at test centers, while Section 15 covers items that are permitted while testing remotely.
You are also permitted to bring any of the Preapproved Items listed on the Prometric website.
The following is a non-exhaustive list of testing accommodations that may be available on the LSAT or LSAT Writing. The inclusion of a particular accommodation in the list below does not guarantee that you will receive this accommodation if requested. Each request is reviewed, and a decision whether to grant any testing accommodations is made, on a case-by-case basis in accordance with LSAC’s stated policies.
Additional breaks between multiple-choice test sections.
Note: The combination of testing time and breaks may not exceed 8 hours in one test day. In the event that the approved combination of test section time and break time would be greater than 8 hours, testing over 2 days will be approved and communicated prior to the test date.Alternative formats that may be available as accommodations for test takers within the United States (including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands) and Canada include:
The following accommodations are only associated with a paper-based administration of the LSAT or LSAT Writing and are not applicable to the computer-based LSAT or LSAT Writing: