LSAT | Virtual Proctor (4 Sections with 10 Minute Break)

Welcome to the PowerScore LSAT Virtual Proctor. This proctoring device will mimic the behavior and interaction of a live proctor on test day, and allow you to accurately replicate the administration of an officially timed LSAT. This tool is designed to accompany a standard, 4 section practice test. You will have a 10 minute break between sections 2 and 3, however if you choose to pause elsewhere during the test there are navigational features in this module that allow you to control the playback as needed.

If you are a PowerScore student, and this test was provided as part of your course, you can use the test scoring system in your Online Student Center to determine your score, and to give you a detailed review of your performance. If you are not a PowerScore student, or if this test was purchased in addition to your course materials, free online test scoring and feedback is still available to you when you visit PowerScore’s Self-Study Site.

If you choose not to score your practice test online, then simply use the answer key at the end of the test to determine the number of questions answered correctly in the 4 scored sections: your raw score. And then use the conversion chart also provided with this test to convert that raw score to a final, scaled score out of 180.

You will have 35 minutes to work on each of the 4 sections of this test, and you will be notified when 5 minutes remain in each section. To obtain as accurate a measure of your performance as possible, we strongly encourage you to begin and end each section when time is called, and to only work on the section for which you are currently being timed.

Best of luck with your preparation and performance, and thank you for using the PowerScore Virtual Proctor.