Do I have to use LSAC?

The CAS, previously known as LSDAS, is a service provided by LSAC, the producers of the LSAT. Almost all ABA-approved law schools require the use of CAS reports in the admissions process. The CAS is required by law schools because it standardizes much of the information relevant to making admission decisions.

Do all law schools require letters of recommendation?

Letters of recommendation are required for almost every law school application and are a very important part of the application process. Usually grades and LSAT scores factor in most heavily; however, your letters of recommendation could be the deciding factor in the admission process.

Who qualifies for LSAC waivers?

To be eligible for an LSAC fee waiver, you must: Be a U.S., Canadian, or Australian citizen, or. Be a U.S. national, or. Be a permanent resident alien of the U.S. with an Alien Registration Receipt Card (I–151 or I–551), or.

Should I wait to submit my application until all letters of recommendation are complete?

Should I wait to submit my application until all letters of recommendation are complete? No. Submit your application as soon as you have completed it. The letters of recommendation will become a part of your application as they arrive.

Do any law schools require three letters of recommendation?

Writing a Good Recommendation Letter. Letters of recommendation are a required component of nearly every law school’s application, and most law schools require 2 or 3.

Do you have to have an original transcript for LSAC?

If an international institution issues only one “original” transcript to the student, then LSAC will accept a copy certified by the issuing institution as a true and correct copy of the original. All international educational records must be submitted in the original language.

When is the last day to register for the LSAC?

LSAC has opened registration for all upcoming test dates through June 2022, so that law school candidates may plan in advance for the timing that works best for them.

What kind of envelope do you need to send to LSAC?

All documents must be sent directly to LSAC by the issuing institution in a securely closed envelope and with the institution’s official stamp or seal across the securely closed flap. Documents issued to the student or sent from the student are unacceptable, as are loose documents inserted directly into an express mailer.

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Do I have to use LSAC? The CAS, previously known as LSDAS, is a service provided by LSAC, the producers of the LSAT. Almost all ABA-approved law schools require the use of CAS reports in the admissions process. The CAS is required by law schools because it standardizes much of the information relevant to making…