What constitutes acceptable identification?
• Up-to-date official photo ID, e.g. issued by a school, employer, or the government on which both your name and photo appear. • Birth Certificates and Social Security cards are not sufficient forms of identification, as they do not include a photograph. Are calculators permitted? Calculators of any kind are not permitted for use on the GRE, but there is no complex calculation in the quantitative section of the GRE to warrant calculator use. Mathematical concepts dominate GRE quantitative. Can I change my test date? You must reschedule or cancel your test no later than three full days before your appointment (not including the day of your test or the day of your request) or your test fee will be forfeited. Will I get a refund if I cancel my test date? If you cancel your test no later than three full days prior to your test date, you will receive a refund equivalent to half of the original test fee. Otherwise, you will receive no refund. Can I change my testing center? If you wish to ch
• Up-to-date official photo ID, e.g. issued by a school, employer, or the government on which both your name and photo appear. • Birth Certificates and Social Security cards are not sufficient forms of identification as they do not include a photograph. What if I do not have my admission ticket? You will not be admitted to take your exam. Can I change my test date? The easiest way to change your test date is through your online account on LSAC.org. You may also use the Test Date Change form or a signed, dated, written request. Enclose a $33 payment ($36 CDN plus 5% Goods and Service Tax). The Test Date Change form can be found on LSAC.org. Be sure that the request is postmarked by the appropriate date, which can be found in the LSAT Dates and Deadlines section of LSAC.org. What if I’ve missed the late registration deadline but need to take the test that day? LSAT late registration deadlines are typically three weeks before the test. If you do not meet the late registration deadline, yo
