We left off last week with me researching my next step. I have found it. If you wish to apply to law school, then all roads lead to The Law School Admission Council, also known as LSAC.
Why do you need to know about LSAC? Because they administer the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). The LSAT is the test that you will need to take (and score well on) in order to attend law school. They also handle your applications, letters of recommendation, etc, but I will worry about that later. For now, I will need to spend every spare moment getting ready for the LSAT!
The first thing you will need to do to take the LSAT is create a free LSAC account. Once you have this account, then you can sign up for the LSAT (which is NOT free). Registering for the LSAT is $123 unless you register late in which case there is a $62 late registration fee.
I am registered for the September 29 LSAT. At first I thought about waiting until the December LSAT, but some of the early action programs I want to apply to require that you take the September 29 LSAT so I will need to work morning, noon and night to get ready.
I ordered a LOT of LSAC’s preparation material and I can’t wait to get started!
Stay Tuned …
