Timer without a beep or alarm?

[sbj405]

I need one for the LSAT tomorrow. Anyone have any ideas about where one might get one? I suspect I may have something lying around here that I'm just not thinking of. My watch beeps, so thats out. Do they even make them without the beep. They, of course, sell a pricey test taking timer, but I'm hoping for a cheap or better yet "already have" solution.
thanks

[lpbk2713]

1. Get a beeper with "vibrate" function.

It doesn't have to be in service just as long as it keeps the time. Get an old one from somebody.

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3. They don't allow pagers or cell phones, unfortunately.

(Whether it's in service or not.)

You are allowed to have on your desk:
• Pencils and erasers
• A highlighter
• A non-beeping timer or watch (as long as the watch doesn't do anything but tell time -- no calculator watches, for instance)
• The test book and answer sheet.

That's it. I'd imagine they wouldn't kick you out for a crumpled-up Kleenex or something, but I wouldn't push it with anything else.

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2. Hey, good luck!

I couldn't find a cheap test timer either, so I went with a good old-fashioned watch. (I took the October test.)

They do give you a five-minute warning and I found that was sufficient. (Then again -- I'm a naturally fast test taker, and didn't try to break down the games or reading sections into 8-minute increments or anything.)

[sbj405]

4. Thanks. I'm pretty quick, too.

I haven't run out of time on any of the practice tests thus far.