[blindLaw] Questions about LSAT Prep

[Helga Schreiber]

Good afternoon Amina. Hope you are doing well. In regards of your question, you can actually get hard copy braille material from LSAC by contacting LSAC accommodating testing.  Since you are starting preparing for the LSAT, you need to get sign up for Lawhub, and if you want to check out all the practice tests you would  need to pay the Lawhub subscription. I think you already created your LSAC  account, if so, there is an option there when you sign in to your account about the LsAC fee waver, which  if you get approve, you are able to get  Lawhub subscription for a year,  get your test  cover by the waver, and   you would have  to follow the steps to complete the other  requirements.And if you wish to request accommodation for the LSAT, it is required for you to register for an LSAT Administration. In regards of your other  question, I am not so sure if Vocational Rehab  will be able  to covered tutoring. Hope this helps. If you have  any questions, you are free to contact me in private. Thanks so much for reading.     
Helga Schreiber 
Email Address: helga.schreiber26 at gmail.com 
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> On Sep 23, 2026, at 12:31 PM, Amina Orzueva1 via BlindLaw <blindlaw at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am planning to take the LSAT during Spring 2027 in hardcopy Braille. Does anyone know where I can get hardcopy test prep materials? I want to get used to flipping between the passage and questions.
> Also, has anyone gotten Vocational Rehab to pay for any sort of tutoring service?
> Thank you,
> Amina
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