Anyone take LSAT in tri-cities or Ann Arbor, MI?

[Commie Panda]

Hey everyone, I'm planning on taking the February LSAT and I am in central/upper Michigan right now. I was wondering if anyone (I strongly doubt it) is from the tri-cities area or knows anything the LSAt test centers in this area (SVSU and Delta College). I'm debating whether to take it at one of those test centers (which would be about 10 minutes away), or to take the LSAT at Umich (go there a day early and stay in a hotel). I've heard that the Umich test center was nice and spacious, and I'm really worried about having to work in a very cramped environment.

If you have any suggestions or have taken the LSAT in either of these areas, please sound off on what your experience was like.

Thanks!

[lawhopefull]

Hello,

You have probably already taken the LSAT, but if not, I would suggest not to take it at SVSU.  It was a very small classroom and you didn't have that much room to work. 


If you did take it, hope it went well and good luck with your applications!

[kaz2k]

Taking the LSAT at UofM was a terrible idea... don't do it.

Ave Maria and Concordia are supposed to be the good test centers in the Ann Arbor area.  I personally had an excellent experience at Ave Maria.

[Miyabi]

I'm taking the June LSAT in Concordia. How's that for a test site? (Ave Maria's close by too, but Concordia's practically two or three minutes by car).

[kaz2k]

I heard good things about Concordia, but I can't speak of it personally.  Ave Maria was excellent.  UofM law school had terrible accomodations and I hear taking the LSAT in UofM Angell Hall is a nightmare.  Stick with either Concordia or Ave Maria.

[Miyabi]

Thanks for the vote of confidence! Having attended UM, I wouldn't be surprised about Angell Hall being terrible. I'm assuming it was because of the noise levels? That's why I'm doing Concordia--at least it'll be quiet and I do better if it's quiet, usually.

[sonofapickle.]

Ann Arbor, your going to end up at Cooley............