I want to work for a test prep company for a little while because my score was high enough and it sounds like an easy job, but is the demand for teachers high enough so it's fairly easy to get one of these jobs?  How quickly can you get hired...is it a long process?  I don't want to have to interview at a bunch of different places and do all kinds of training just for a 5hr/week job.

Is it possible to get a lot of hours, by the way, and is it possible to work for multiple companies at once to get the hours?

I also live in a small city so that might hamper me.

Anyone in here have this job?

I have a hunch that it has something to do with Adobe Acrobat, and not the actual document.  How many other people have this?

so basically you are "filled" when it tells you your test center number?

because i swear that test center number has been there forever...like even before i registered

This is such a phallic process.  I hope it fills up my box.

1)  Isn't this board about reality?  Except for that Julie Fern character who smears poop all over herself while riding a donkey?
2)  If you care that much about the LSAT, another shot at it won't kill you.
3)  I know 3 or 4 points makes a huge difference, but my point is that's basically out of your control, unless you're hitting a 180 every time in practice.  Scale, your own strengths/weaknesses, you name it...if I got -5 on one PT and -7 wrong on another, those are fairly comparable performances, but -5 has been a 177 and -7 has been a 170.  If you are good at the LSAT you should get the score you want, but it might not happen every time.

Also:  This is an entirely different topic, but the scale depends on many things completely independent of how hard the test was.