[blindlaw] New to the list LSAT?

[Milica Trpevska]

Hello folks

I am Mimi - short for Milica - from Macedonia. I am almost totally 
blind since birth and have just graduated from college with two majors 
in journalism and political science. I've spent four wonderful years at 
the American University in Bulgaria and they ended just as wonderfully 
with a great commencement and a senior prom.
Now that I graduated, I started thinking about preparing for the long 
and cumbersome process of applying for a law school position. I 
registered for LSAT in October in Bulgaria and am about to apply for 
accommodated testing. I've read some blogposts and papers on 
accommodated testing but will need  some pieces of advice from fellow 
blind peers who personally experienced the process. I'd like to use a 
computer in the analytical section: 0 this will be the most convenient 
method for me to to sort out and solve the problems in this section. I 
don't know, however, whether LSAC permits  such use and, if yes, which 
is the best way to approach them regarding this issue.
I am aware that some fellows, among them Ms. Stephanie Enyart, put 
together a succinct guide that would be much helpful to first-time 
applicants like myself. I would greatly appreciate if someone would 
send it my way for which I thank you all in advance. I will also 
appreciate any and all advices regarding accommodated testing as well 
as practicing for LSAT. Most of you are probably professional lawyers 
or law students who do not have as much spare time, but I would 
appreciate if someone wants to have a short chat about it on skype, MSN 
or AIM. My corresponding screen names are provided below:
skype: go-getter87,
MSN: milica.trpevska at gmail.com,
AIM: milicatrpevska at aol.com .
When adding me on either of them, please let me know that you are a 
member of the Blind Law mailing list.
Last but not least, I hope I will become a contributing member of the 
list and I look forward to getting to know some of you and to hearing 
some useful advices about LSAT and, hopefully, about the application 
process as I go along. Best, Milica Trpevska