LSAT Registration, Scoring, And Candidate Policies

The Law School Admission Council, commonly known as LSAC, develops and administers the LSAT for prospective law school applicants.

Candidates register for the LSAT through LSAC. A JD Services account is used to manage registration, scheduling, scores, and other law school admission services.

The first and last names on the candidate's identification must match the legal name associated with their LSAC account. A mismatch may prevent the candidate from taking the test.

Candidates must present an acceptable physical government-issued photo ID or international passport that verifies their identity.

Candidates who need testing accommodations must submit a request and any required documentation to LSAC by the stated deadline. Test-day staff cannot approve new accommodation requests.

LawHub gives candidates access to official LSAT practice materials and a testing interface designed to help them become familiar with the exam experience.

Score Preview allows eligible candidates to see their LSAT score and then decide whether to keep or cancel it within the permitted decision period.

Candidates who purchase Score Preview generally receive six calendar days after their score is released to decide whether to keep or cancel it.

A canceled LSAT result is generally shown as a cancellation on the candidate's record, but the numerical score is not reported.

LSAC reports LSAT results earned during the current testing year and the five previous testing years when a candidate applies to law school.