The test consists of 7 separately timed sections, each containing at least 20 multiple choice questions. This test will only be administered by Sylvan Learning Centers on computer starting in the fall of 1997. The test consists of 7 thirty-minute sections. The General Test is administered the morning of the test date. The Subject tests are administered in the afternoon.
Students can register for both tests.
Standby registration allowed. Scores are kept at the National Register for five years. The LSAT determines eligibility for law schools. The test consists of a writing sample and four sections of 45 minutes each. Candidates are encouraged to register for the MCAT 18 months in advance to entering medical school.