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Aspiring law students: If you've been redirected here from LSAC.org, you're in the right place! Information about the LSAT, applying to law school, and more is now on LawHub.org, your go-to destination for taking the next step in the law school application process.

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The law school admission journey can feel complex — but it doesn't have to be. LawHub provides the tools and tips you need to apply with confidence.

Answer a few questions about your preferences and goals to get a personalized list of schools, tailored just for you.

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Choose Where You Want to Apply

Before starting your law school applications, take time to research law schools that may be a good fit for you. When you find a school that interests you, add it to your School List. You can access each school's application directly from your list.

About the Credential Assembly Service

Most ABA-approved law schools and some other U.S. law schools require the Credential Assembly Service (CAS). CAS combines your transcripts, letters of recommendation, other required documents, and LSAT scores into a report, which is sent to each law school to which you apply. You should purchase CAS and provide consent for LSAC to handle your documents at least four to six weeks before your first law school application deadline.

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Request TranscriptsRequest TranscriptsLaw schools require transcripts from every postsecondary institution you've attended, even if you didn't earn a degree. This includes college-level courses you took for high school credit.CAS required
Request Letters of RecommendationRequest Letters of RecommendationLetters of recommendation help law schools assess your strength in an academic or professional setting. Most law schools require letters of recommendation as part of the admission process.CAS required
Take the LSATTake the LSATIt's the only admission test accepted by every ABA-accredited law school. Maximize your flexibility in applying to U.S. and Canadian law schools with the LSAT®.

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