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Test takers must click the “Ready to Check In” button before the intermission expires.

Section 3 will not begin until the countdown clock expires. Once the intermission begins, you have up to 10 minutes to leave your testing area, use the restroom, eat or drink something, stretch, and get ready for the second half of your test. At the bottom of the screen you will see a countdown timer and a “ Ready to Check In” button. How the Intermission WorksĪt the completion of Section 2, the exam will go into an Intermission screen with a brief description of the 10-minute intermission. Failure to return within the 10-minute window will put your testing session in jeopardy. It is absolutely critical that you return to your computer within the allotted 10 minutes. Any prohibited behaviors observed by the proctor may result in a session termination, a score cancellation and/or a referral to LSAC’s subcommittee on misconduct and irregularities in the admission process. For example: don’t talk about the test with others, don’t use electronic devices, and don’t engage in any prohibited behaviors as described in your Candidate Agreement. You may not work on your scratch paper.Īlthough no test content is accessible during the intermission, you should behave exactly as you would if you were taking the LSAT or any other test in a physical classroom or testing center.You may not discuss the test with anyone.You may not use your computer for any purpose other than your test session/intermission.Unauthorized access of an electronic device, such as a mobile phone or tablet, will cause your testing session to be terminated. You may not access any electronic devices, such as a mobile phone, during the intermission unless you have an LSAC-approved testing accommodation that permits use of the specific device.You must indicate you are ready to check in for Section 3 by selecting the “ Ready to Check In” button before the time expires.There will be an onscreen timer to assist you. You must return from the intermission at or before the required 10-minute time window expires.Between the second and third sections, test takers are provided a 10-minute intermission. The intermission will be your opportunity to take a quick pause, use the restroom, perhaps eat or drink something or stretch your legs, but you must continue to follow the rules and not engage in any prohibited behaviors. The LSAT consists of four sections: three scored sections and one unscored section. Application Requirements - LLM & Other Law Programs.Steps to Apply - LLM & Other Law Programs.LLM & Other Law Programs Application Process.Official Guide to LLM, Master’s, and Certificate Programs.Official Guide to ABA-Approved JD Programs.Prelaw Undergraduate Scholars (PLUS) Programs.

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