Quote from: osugirll on June 29, 2007, 04:29:17 PMdid the people who have not had their update box filled register late? i registered late and mine is not filled.Yes. Same here and this makes sense. Once again, it is done by the primary key in the database, which is your LSAC registration number. It MIGHT be done by SSN, but I seriously doubt it. Otherwise, what is the point of the LSAC #?
did the people who have not had their update box filled register late? i registered late and mine is not filled.
Several people have gotten their scores in another thread...my hear is going to pound out of my chest.
THE OTHER THREAD WAS A BUMP FROM THE FEB. TEST.
Quote from: The Truth on June 29, 2007, 04:45:12 PMTHE OTHER THREAD WAS A BUMP FROM THE FEB. TEST. it was the best fake score thread yet though, props to whoever did it.
Quote from: gowi on June 29, 2007, 04:38:47 PMQuote from: osugirll on June 29, 2007, 04:29:17 PMdid the people who have not had their update box filled register late? i registered late and mine is not filled.Yes. Same here and this makes sense. Once again, it is done by the primary key in the database, which is your LSAC registration number. It MIGHT be done by SSN, but I seriously doubt it. Otherwise, what is the point of the LSAC #?Do you they use the reg number field for compiling score-release batches? I'm guessing they handle those by time zone so people get their scores late in the day, and LSAC consequently avoids being bombarded with calls from unsatisfied test takers. However, if they were using time zone as the primary key for one aspect of score reporting, wouldn't it be more efficient to use it for both? Or do they have so many scores per time zone that they have to use both fields anyway?
ok..im finally updated =) test center # 2671now its time to be further tortured til the first actual score is released. and when u post it, be sure to post the scale as well, dont get panicky!
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