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[dutchtowner]

during the test today, the proctors forgot to announce the 5 minute warning for the first section of the test, which happened to be the games section.  Instead they realized they erred and then announced a hasty one minute warning which lasted a good 40 seconds. Needless to say, it really screwed up some testtaker's plans for the last 5 minutes!

I realize that to err is human; I don't expect perfection from folks, and I know that ultimately it's my responsisbility to know when time is up or close to it.

I just would like to know if anyone else has had something similar happen and what the LSAC did about it?  I think they should grant us a retest at the very least.....is this expecting too much?

Thanks,
Dutch

[Ninja1]

Did it really @#!* you that much?

Anyway, I think there's a procedure to contest this...

[dutchtowner]

Did it really @#!* you that much?

Anyway, I think there's a procedure to contest this...

just somewhat at most.  It did affect my timing in that I was saving my last game (the hardest IMO for the last 5 min, was gonna take some time to do some 'educated' guesses).  I suspect more than a few others were in the same boat judging from the outcry. I don't think LSAC would be moved to do that much although I'm sure they'll get some complaints, including mine.

[Ninja1]

Did it really @#!* you that much?

Anyway, I think there's a procedure to contest this...

just somewhat at most.  It did affect my timing in that I was saving my last game (the hardest IMO for the last 5 min, was gonna take some time to do some 'educated' guesses).  I suspect more than a few others were in the same boat judging from the outcry. I don't think LSAC would be moved to do that much although I'm sure they'll get some complaints, including mine.

Fight for your right...

[sonofapickle.]

sue the *&^% out of them aholes.