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Pushing back test date
Hi all! I have been scheduled to take the sept LSAT but with working full time and taking summer courses at Uni I’m not feeling to confident I will be ready for it. I already payed the fees to take the exam, does anyone know if there would be a fee to push back my test date?? Any advice would be helpful thank u!! Also if anyone is in the same boat or looking for a study LSAT buddy PST time lmk😊
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registration for the september lsat is July 22. So you might be able to withdraw and get a refund. But your best bet is call LSAC asap.
I don't think you need to call LSAC. If you go to this website: https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsat-dates-deadlines/september-2025-lsat, you'll see that July 22 is the test change deadline for no cost, so you can make a call at that point. You could push back to October or any other late test date at that point.