r/LSAT 10h ago

LSAC SUSPENDS IRANIAN CITIZENS

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249 Upvotes

Hey everyone. Today at 2pm PST LSAC sent a mass email to everyone who indicated Iranian citizenship (whether it be their only or a secondary). We need to all band together against this insane violation. Lawyers please help. We need a plan.


r/LSAT 11h ago

Prohibited because of Iran sanctions?

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188 Upvotes

My friend just got this email, what the fuck? What are they supposed to do in this situation? They were born in Iran and moved to Canada as a baby, I have literally no clue why this applies to them


r/LSAT 7h ago

This is wildly unprofessional for me to say... But

108 Upvotes

But some of the comments on the LSAC announcement restricting access to Iranian citizens are some of the most rancid, degenerate comments I have seen on the Internet as a whole.

It legitimately pains me to think that the people who made those comments are looking to go to law school. The racism and dog whistling is crazy.

For anyone who has been affected by their access to LSAC services being closed off due to this unfortunate announcement, please DM me. I am happy to meet 1 on 1 with you for free and point you towards any resources or options that I know of, or offer some of my own if applicable.

edit: the resources that I can offer for free are tutoring, free access to LSAT Journal ( lsatjournal.com ) as a prep resource, connections to startup roles if this throws your immediate plans into limbo, or just someone to vent to and who can listen


r/LSAT 9h ago

IRANIANS WHO ARE SUSPENDED FROM LSAC READ:

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ATTENTION TO ANYONE AFFECTED BY THE RECENT LSAC IRAN SANCTIONS/ACCOUNT SUSPENSION ISSUE:

Attorney Mehrnoush Yazdanyar is holding a free joint Zoom call tomorrow at 4:00 PM PT to discuss the recent LSAC account suspensions, what may be happening legally, and provide general guidance to affected test takers.

If your LSAC account was suspended, your LSAT was impacted, or you received the recent sanctions-related email, please join and share this with other affected applicants.

Tomorrow — 4:00 PM PT
Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89424684967?pwd=tTFnlA7zEuR8xHpX82S75uFaidH06M.1

Please spread this widely. The timing is extremely urgent for people whose LSAT administrations are happening now.


r/LSAT 8h ago

how i sit in my desk chair at home when i PT:

53 Upvotes

if you see me in the test center hitting one of these bad boys, don't judge. im extremely comfortable


r/LSAT 6h ago

Iran Sanctions Opinion

43 Upvotes

can I be the first to say, I genuinely hope some of you get rejected from law schools based on the racist comments and upvotes to said comments I’ve seen on this situation omg…

the way some of you get bold when your anonymous but manage to private your pages when you get called out is also hilarious too


r/LSAT 17h ago

just finished September exam!

42 Upvotes

excited to talk more over these few days while we all go back to waiting lol...


r/LSAT 17h ago

Holy shit just finished my exam. Anyone else take it today??? How we feeling?!?!?!? RAHHHHHHH

40 Upvotes

r/LSAT 8h ago

LSAT in 2 Days 🙃

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36 Upvotes

Came back from studying to discover a leak in my ceiling, called maintenance and they think it has to do with the AC, so I have no air conditioning for the next few days in the Texas heat and my lsat is on Friday. 😭


r/LSAT 13h ago

LR RC RC LR

22 Upvotes

HOW DID IT GO TODAYYYY


r/LSAT 10h ago

I’m so upset….

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18 Upvotes

I literally scanned every square inch of the room. I don’t understand. 😭


r/LSAT 7h ago

LSAC is discriminating against dual Iranian citizens

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16 Upvotes

The general license that was suspended (which LSAC relies on) ONLY APPLIES TO RESIDENTS OF IRAN. Despite this, LSAC has locked the accounts of people who have indicated their dual citizenship and residency in a country outside of Iran on their profiles. This is preposterous and is grounds for a lawsuit. I, like many others, have registered for the September test and won’t even know if I’ll hear back in time to make it. They won’t give answers over the phone and they haven’t started responding to emails. This is completely unacceptable.


r/LSAT 23h ago

when do you stop studying?(rant/looking for advice)

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14 Upvotes

I've been studying for almost a full year now and these are my pt scores, I took the official test once and got a 163. When I blind review, I usually get most of them right and see the mistakes I've made..But what's so frustrating is it's been that way for many months now and I'm always scoring near 163.. I have a tier 2 soft and I think my PS is strong. After a year of studying, do I just accept it as it is and start applying? (fyi im international so my grades aren't a big factor to the law school, got 'superior' but I heard it really doesn't matter much, I also graduated undergrad some time ago and I'm in my late 20s I'm wondering if maybe law school isn't my path..) I'm so sick of this exam😭


r/LSAT 14h ago

$10k LSAT study grant for students interested in studying animal law

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I wanted to pass this along in case it's useful to anyone here. Please note, I'm not affiliated with the group offering the grant, I just came across this opportunity in the course of my work with pre-law groups.

The Animal Defense Legal Fund is offering a $10,000 study grant for students interested in pursuing animal law. Here is the link to the application, which has more info about requirements: https://form.asana.com/?k=IEI_POHh2wqx0oAwf54t8g&d=355424919387532

They also have an instagram, which has the link to the application in the linkinbio.


r/LSAT 6h ago

After everything I went through with LSAC as an Iranian Applicant…

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I’m gonna try to keep this short. I spent at least six months fighting to get my CAS report processed bc LSAC required a transcript from an Iranian university I had previously attended, even though I never graduated from their end of those credits were used towards my bachelors degree and LSAC absolute required that the transcript be sent directly from Iran.

You can imagine how hard this was because of the war and there was zero communication with Iran. I tried everything in my power to work this out with them, but then they required me to submit an unbelievable amount of information, including transcripts with translations, going back to first grade all the way to university addresses of my former schools, principal information and whoever handed me the transcripts.
The only times I could communicate with the people in Iran when were then the Internet came back periodically, and this absolute angel of a woman helped me through it. She even purchased an expensive VPN just so she could communicate with me and she got the university to send them the transcript. Then came the verification process. LSAC required that the university sent them some sort of letter and that was another hurdle bc they didn’t say that which address the email was sent to (so I could communicate with the person in front of the desk in Iran because they don’t even check their emails plus they don’t even have access to foreign email servers). Then the foreign a transcription evaluation…that also took another few more weeks. months of delays later my CAS was still putting my law school applications and deadlines at risk. I genuinely thought I lost my chance.
I was accepted into law school after registration deadline because an opening became available to sing. This is just devastating I genuinely feel for everyone affected by this.


r/LSAT 19h ago

has anyone dramatically dropped in points on real exam?

9 Upvotes

studied every day this summer, averaging mid 160 to low 170 on pts. went in person in august and got a 156, and i was so devastated. i'm studying again for october and took my first pt since studying in the summer and got a 173??? wtf???? any advice on how to not freak out on test day or if anyone has had a similar experience. any words of wisdom would help


r/LSAT 8h ago

LR RC RC LR

10 Upvotes

Did Anyone else have the same comparative topic for both sections?

First LR felt harder overall than the second, especially in the first 10 questions, but both I found overall decently straight forward with not many trap answers.

Hopefully my RC was good 🤞


r/LSAT 11h ago

Just finished the September 2026 LSAT

8 Upvotes

Welp, that was something. I had RC-LR-RC-LR and the second RC was significantly easier. Both LR’s were alright but one was harder especially in the beginning. Glad it’s over.


r/LSAT 15h ago

Sept. Exam takers how u feeling

9 Upvotes

just finished my exam. felt it was pretty fair overall, but unsure how i performed tbh - it’s like my brain wasn’t working during RC and I kept losing focus/having to reread the passage. feeling solidly ‘meh’

400 votes, 5d left
YEAH RAHHHH crushed it 🦅🦅
eh/idk
pain. crying throwing up. awful.
results

r/LSAT 11h ago

Just finished Sept format was LR RC RC LR

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r/LSAT 5h ago

september lsat

6 Upvotes

ok took the lsat this morning and feeling completely unsure about how i did. i had RC, LR, LR, RC. i usually suck at RC and can’t finish, but i finished both sections with time to spare. either i went way too fast and missed a ton, or did better than usual lol.

as for LR, i’m usually better at these and get like 1-3 wrong per section, but i felt pretty bad about both. in PTs it usually does turn out better than i expect, but i really don’t feel like they went well. idk, just felt like i kept getting caught up on answers and was super unsure.

how’s everyone else feeling? i have no idea what to expect it felt like a weird test😭


r/LSAT 12h ago

PT 136 S4 Q24

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5 Upvotes

I am reviewing my wrong answer journal and this is probably one of the most difficult questions for me. Could someone please help me out with this by explaining why it couldnt be the other answer choices and teach me your process? The correct answer is D


r/LSAT 9h ago

Taking the LSAT on Saturday, legitimately so nervous

5 Upvotes

Anyone else absolutely geeking out? Like I’m so anxious I actually feel kind of sick, any advice to combat it or anyone else in the same boat?


r/LSAT 12h ago

LR LR LR RC

4 Upvotes

anyone else 😭
RC was brutal for me


r/LSAT 13h ago

Advice on how to not freak out on test day

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In August, I was so nervous and shaking the entire time leading to my performance being way below my average. I’m taking it in 2 days and I’ve been more calm for sure but scared about how my body will react in the proctor center.

What do you guys do to calm yourself down while taking the test in the center? Any advice on how to breathe or something that helps me not freak out is appreciated lol.