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The LSAT Should I take a preparatory class for the LSAT? That depends. The LSAT requires practice and preparation, and for some applicants, a preparatory class provides the structure and guidance to ensure adequate preparation. However, many students are able to prepare quite well on their own using practice tests and guides available at the library or bookstore. What if I took the LSAT more than once? We recognize that some students will take the LSAT more than once, perhaps because the first score was the product of unusual conditions or because it seemed low given earlier practice test scores. In keeping with recent changes in What if I plan on taking the December LSAT? Because of our rolling admissions process, we think that the June or October test date puts you in the best position for getting your application in early. However, if you are only able to take the December LSAT, make sure to send in your other materials so that the LSAT will be the final piece of your application. How recently must I have taken the LSAT? We accept LSAT scores that are five years old. For Fall 2008 applicants, candidates must have taken the LSAT on or after June 2003. What is the Law School Data Assembly Service (LSDAS)? All ABA-accredited law schools will require you to subscribe with LSDAS, which is a centralized system that administers the LSAT and collects transcripts and letters of recommendation that it sends to every school you are applying to.
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