Important question on the LSAT (1 Viewer)

[WannaBeLaw]

hey all, a friend of mine hurt her wrist earlier in the week because of a car accident and she cannot write AT ALL (she's left handed). she's really stressing out right now because she wants a refund, but she thinks it's too late to get a refund now.

what do you guys think she should do?

 

[dste6]

ummm...

....ask for a refund?

 

[WannaBeLaw]

that's what i said, but apparently she'll only get like $35 back from the $160 she paid. so she loses $130 for no reason.

 

[flamearrows]

that's what i said, but apparently she'll only get like $35 back from the $160 she paid. so she loses $130 for no reason.

What do you propose we do about it?

 

[Omnidragon]

Punt $500 at black and red roulette... if you win you not only cover your costs!!

 

[melsc]

that's what i said, but apparently she'll only get like $35 back from the $160 she paid. so she loses $130 for no reason.

Most things you pay for say that only so much will be refunded.

 

[dste6]

lol must think because we are/were law students we'll automatic suggest she sue.

My suggestion? The LSAT is multiple choice dot colouring. suck it up and use the other hand.

 

[Frigid]

one of my favourite equitable doctrineshttp://books.google.com.au/books?id=xcGgW4qim5IC&pg=PA173&lpg=PA173#v=onepage&q&f=false.

 

[WannaBeLaw]

What do you propose we do about it?

well, i was just wondering if anyone here could give me some advice for me to pass on? or what others have experienced.

does the LSAT company allow people a full refund because of ill health?

 

[monstermunch]

If your friend has been told she can only $35 back then thats what she'll get back. Has she asked if she could possibly sit it at a later date so that she doesn't lose out.
Someone mentioned previously that it is only a multiple choice exam, if that's the case surely she would be able to manage to fill that in with her other hand?

 

[flamearrows]

one of my favourite equitable doctrineshttp://books.google.com.au/books?id=xcGgW4qim5IC&pg=PA173&lpg=PA173#v=onepage&q&f=false.

Fairly arguable as genuine pre-estimate of the loss, I think...

 

[Omnidragon]

Yea you should definitely take them to court. Remember to cite us on boredofstudies and that article posted. Hope your legal fees are under $650k