So, I'm taking the september test at Saint John's. Anyone knows anything about that test center? Although I live pretty close to it, I know nothing about the school's facilities. and to those who go to that school, the test will be taken in St. Albert's hall room B70-75. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

I live IN NYC and people who take the LSAT here know how crazy it is with test centers. I wanted to register for the LSAT in June when there were still tests centers available in my area, but then for some odd reason I decided to wait till July. I signed up the LSAt about a week ago and unfortunatley the only tests center that was available in the NYC was in Brooklyn, I live in Queens and it's gonan take me about 3 hhours to get to that location, since the test is going to be at 8 A.m. That means I'll have to wake up at like 4 a.m. to eat, shower and get there on time ( I don;t ahve a car so the fastes way for me to get there is by train). Well, my question is, is it possible to switch my test center to the one that is unavailable? I couldn;t find any info on the LSAC website about it. So if you had or have the same problem and were able to solve it here, please post away.

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I'm asking this question because I'm not sure if I should write about my grand parents being executed by Stalin. Me living through a government change, my family getting screwed up again and such. Those are very personal things and I do not want the Admission Council to think that I want pity.