The LSAT is overseen by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). It handles all test registrations and receives all fees paid for the LSAT. The LSAC also oversees the Law School Data Assembly Service (LSDAS), which provides applicant records to law schools during the admissions process. The LSAC administers the LSAT four times a year, at hundreds of locations worldwide.
Instructions
1. Choose a test date and location before you register. Plan a second choice in case your preferred combination is not available.
2. Request mail-in registration forms from the Law School Admission Council. Its mailing address is 662 Penn Street, Box 2000, Newtown, Pennsylvania 18940-0998.
3. Call and register for the LSAT at (215) 968-1001.
4. Register at LASC.org to take the LSAT (see Resources below). The LSAC website will guide you through the registration form and will request certain information, including your Social Security number and address.
5. Request a Monday test date if you observe a Saturday Sabbath. You will be required to submit an official letter from your rabbi or minister, confirming that you observe the Sabbath on Saturday.
6. Receive your LSAT admission ticket. During the registration process, you can choose whether it will be sent by mail or online. You must present your admission ticket on the date of your LSAT as proof of your registration.
7. Submit changes to your name, date of birth or Social Security number, if a mistake was made on your original registration, to the LSAC in writing, with your signature attached. Changes can be submitted by fax or mail. Other biographical information can be changed online.
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