We heard from a few panicked June LSAT takers this past weekend, all with the same frenzied query: “LSAC says that my LSAT scores are on hold!
Are you planning to go to law school? Once you have found out what you need to get into law school, you will have to take the LSAT. Check out the 2011 LSAT dates:
One of the most common questions asked regarding law school admissions is, “Should I take the LSAT again, and if I do, how will law schools interpret my scores?”
Every year, thousands of students take the LSAT with special accommodations. However, many students find the LSAC accommodations request process a little intimidating and hard to navigate.
More snow! Check to determine whether or not your LSAT make-up is cancelled.
It is very common for LSAT-takers to second-guess themselves and fret about how they did, and if they should cancel their score.
Are you taking the LSAT tomorrow? Are you starting to panic a little? Here are some suggestions that might help calm you down.
Centers in DE, MD, NJ, NY, NC, OH, PA, VA, DC, KY, and Canada have been closed due to inclement weather.
It’s never to early to start thinking about starting your law school applications, particularly if you’re going to apply in the fall of 2010.
If you’re planning on taking the February LSAT and haven’t registered for it yet, take a moment to go to the LSAC website now and get set up. 1/15 is the final registration deadline to sign up for the Feb10 test.
