How to Register for the LSATs
The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a standardized test that is required in order to apply for admission to most law schools. All ABA-accredited law schools require prospective students to take the LSAT. It tests logical and reasoning skills and has an essay component. The LSAT is given four times a year, in June, September/October, December and February. Registration for the LSAT is relatively simple and can be done online, by telephone, or by mail.
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Instructions
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Decide whether you want to register by phone, mail, or online (the easiest way).
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By phone: Call the Law School Admission Council at 215-968-1001 on weekdays between 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Eastern time. The telephone operator will walk you through the registration steps for the test date and location of your choice. You will need to supply your name, date of birth, address and Social Security number.
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By mail: Obtain the printed test application form by calling 215-968-1001. You may also request an application by sending an e-mail to LSACinfo@LSAC.org. Once you have filled out the application, mail it to the address on the application. You will receive confirmation by mail indicating that you are now registered for the test.
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Online: Create an account with the Law School Admission Council by going to www.LSAC.org and clicking on "create a new account" in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. Once you have created an account, click on "Register for the LSAT." You will then be guided through the process of registering for the LSAT test with your choice of date and location.
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Tips & Warnings
Since the LSAT is only given four times a year, you must be careful not to miss the registration deadline for each test. Deadlines can be found by going to www.LSAC.org and clicking on "LSAT Dates and Deadlines." Check the Law School Admission Council website often (www.LSAC.org) to ensure that your testing time and location have not changed.
Do not withdraw or cancel your LSAT registration and then attempt to re-register for the same test. This is not permitted.
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