ALL NEW LSAT- FLEX
THE LSAT IS ONLINE AND WILL BE ADMINISTERED REMOTELY FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE
The remotely proctored, 3- section tablet LSAT-Flex was introduced in response to the COVID-19 crisis and will continue to be offered for the rest of the year. No plans to offer any in-person LSATs have been announced by the Law School Admissions Council (testwriters see www.LSAC.org).
The remotely proctored, 3- section tablet LSAT-Flex was introduced in response to the COVID-19 crisis and will continue to be offered for the rest of the year. No plans to offer any in-person LSATs have been announced by the Law School Admissions Council (testwriters see www.LSAC.org).
How LSAT Dates Correspond to Admissions Cycles
LSAC conceptualizes the year as an academic one which begins in the summer (after May, when the Spring term ends) and ends the following April. Hence the "first" exam of any admissions cycle is given in the summer (June). The most popular test dates are administered in the Fall term (September through November). And the final administrations are in the Spring term (January through April). All law schools accept LSAT scores from exams that are administered by January of any admissions year. Most law schools accept scores from all of the LSATs administered during a June-to-April annual cycle. The Spherical Schedule below depicts the current admissions cycle, which admits applicants in August 2021. For advice on how to choose an LSAT date click here.
LSAC conceptualizes the year as an academic one which begins in the summer (after May, when the Spring term ends) and ends the following April. Hence the "first" exam of any admissions cycle is given in the summer (June). The most popular test dates are administered in the Fall term (September through November). And the final administrations are in the Spring term (January through April). All law schools accept LSAT scores from exams that are administered by January of any admissions year. Most law schools accept scores from all of the LSATs administered during a June-to-April annual cycle. The Spherical Schedule below depicts the current admissions cycle, which admits applicants in August 2021. For advice on how to choose an LSAT date click here.
The 2020-2021 Admissions Cycle (for candidates entering law school in August 2021) is comprised of EIGHT (8) dates:
2020 LSAT Dates:
June 14; July 13; August 29;
October 3; November 14
2021 LSAT Dates:
January 16; February 20; April 10
Note: All law schools will accept scores from LSATs administered on or before January 2021, while only some law schools will accept LSAT scores from later LSAT dates (such as February & April 2021). Click here to download the spherical calender of LSAT Dates for 2020-2021
2020 LSAT Dates:
June 14; July 13; August 29;
October 3; November 14
2021 LSAT Dates:
January 16; February 20; April 10
Note: All law schools will accept scores from LSATs administered on or before January 2021, while only some law schools will accept LSAT scores from later LSAT dates (such as February & April 2021). Click here to download the spherical calender of LSAT Dates for 2020-2021