[nabs-l] LSAT Logic Games Advice

[Arielle Silverman]

Hi Nijat,
Have you tried posting your question to the BlindLaw list on NFBNet?
They should have some suggestions.
I don't know anything about the LSAT, but my understanding is that you
can use Microsoft Excel for your own reference to keep all the parts
of the logic problem organized in your own head. So you should be able
to do this with tables, since you don't actually turn them in on the
test. It's like using scratch paper if you were sighted.
When are you planning to take the exam? I believe that because of
recent litigation, you will now be allowed to use a computer on the
test; this wasn't always the case. If an LSAC official tells you you
can't do this, talk to Scott Labarre or Sean or someone else who is
familiar with the recent cases.
Best,
Arielle

On 10/17/11, Nijat Worley <nijat1989 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Greetings Fellow Nabsters,
>     I have a couple of questions for those of you that may have taken
> the LSAT exams. I am about to start a LSAT Prepcourse, and I will have
> to figure out a way to do the logic games on the exam, do any of you
> have any advice for me on how to do this? I know a similar question
> was asked a couple of weeks a go, but I did not see any responses,
> besides Arielle's advice to contact Sean Walen.
>    I want to find a way to do the LSAT practice exams that will train
> me for the real deal. I called the LSAC office and asked about what
> kind of accommodations are allowed for blind students, they were not
> very specific. However, I got the impression that we are allowed to
> use Braile Writors, and computers if we need them.
>    What I really want to know is how to use Excell to create the
> tables and graphs to do the exams. Do you have to have graphs, or can
> you just use tables alone? If you have to use graphs, then how do you
> get JAWS to read them to you.
>    Thank you very much in advance for any advise that you may give me.
>    At your service,
>    Nijat
>
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