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Dos and Don’ts for Test Day

What you should and shouldn’t do leading up to and during your testing day to ensure your testing experience goes smoothly.
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Essential Skills for Law School

Legal education is about developing skills that allow you to “think like a lawyer.”
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Exploring Law?

You’re in the right place. Let’s talk about your options, where a legal education can lead you, and free resources from LawHub.
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Financial Aid Eligibility

A majority of law school students rely on various types of financial aid to help pay for law school. Determine your eligibility for financial aid.
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Financial Aid FAQs

A list of frequently asked questions about changes in the world of law school financing . The information will be updated as new guidance is announced.
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Financial Aid Options

Law school is a significant financial investment. Fortunately, there are affordable and flexible ways to help you pursue a legal education.
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Financing Your Legal Education

"Surprise" expenses can add up before, during, and even after your time as a law student.
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Finding Law Schools

Learn about the search tools and events that can help you find the best law school for you — whether you’re looking to attend law school in the U.S. or Canada.
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Getting Ready for LSAT Argumentative Writing

What to know about preparing for the LSAT Argumentative Writing portion of the LSAT before you launch your test.
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Getting Ready for Your LSAT

If you’re registered to take an upcoming LSAT, review these steps to make sure your test runs smoothly.
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How Can I Cancel an LSAT Score?

Find out how to cancel an LSAT score, and why LSAC may cancel your score.
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How Is the LSAT Scored?

Your LSAT score is based on the number of questions you answered correctly — your “raw score.”
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How should I use LSAT and UGPA medians when deciding where to apply?

Law schools are required to provide LSAT and UGPA medians that may help applicants decide whether to apply for admission and, if admitted, whether to enroll.
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How to File a Complaint

How to submit an issue with the LSAT, either as an official LSAT complaint or as feedback.
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How to Opt Out / Decline Your Approved Testing Accommodations

Instructions for how LSAT test takers can opt out, or decline, approved testing accommodations.
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How to Request Accommodations on the LSAT

Once you’ve registered for the LSAT, you can complete the “Request or Modify Accommodations” form within your LSAC JD Account.
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How to Schedule Your LSAT Testing Time

How to provide your preferences for how and when you’d like to take the test and confirm your testing appointment.
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How to Succeed in a Summer Job

This article shares tips and best practices for succeeding in a summer law job.
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How to Use LawHub’s Plan Your Budget Tool

LawHub’s Plan Your Budget tool can help you decide which law school to attend, and help you develop a sound financial plan before heading into law school.
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Identification Accepted for LSAT Admission

Important information about the types of identification that are accepted for admission to take the LSAT (including LSAT Argumentative Writing℠).
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