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Registrations open for future LSAT dates!
The registrations for future LSAT dates are now open 
We also learned that test dates abroad (Australia and New Zealand; Europe, Middle East, and Africa; Asia) are very different for 2018/2019 
United States, Canada, and the Caribbean
https://7sage.com/lsat-dates-and-registration-deadlines-for-united-states-and-canada/
June 2018 OPEN
July 2018 (undisclosed) OPEN
September 2018 OPEN
November 2018 OPEN
January 2019 (undisclosed) OPEN
March 2019 (undisclosed) not available yet
June 2019 (undisclosed?) not available yet
Outside U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean
(All the administrations at test centers outside of the U.S/Canada/Caribbean are undisclosed)
South America, Central America, and Mexico
June 2018 OPEN
July 2018 OPEN
September 2018 OPEN
November 2018 OPEN
January 2019 OPEN
March 2019 not available yet
June 2019 not available yet
Australia and New Zealand; Europe, Middle East, and Africa; Asia
June 2018 OPEN
October 2018 OPEN
January 2019 OPEN
March 2019 not available yet
June 2019 not available yet
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Thanks a lot!!
@akistotle
@akistotle Thanks for putting this together!
Does anyone have an idea of how fast the test centres typically fill up? (I'm in the Greater Toronto Area, Canada if that helps). I am trying to decide between September and November, but I want to wait a bit longer with studying to see where I'm at. But I also want to avoid one of the dates filling up/having to pay a fee to reschedule to a later date...
Would someone please help me understand, what does "undisclosed" mean?
@MGuFutureJD An undisclosed LSAT means that all you get is your score, not your answers or anything else.
June 2019 is an undisclosed test?
I wonder if June 2019 being undisclosed will change
@Lawguy22 last year i wanted a centre down from my street for a September take, it was full 3 full months before the actual test (end of may or same time as now).
-If its a popular one it will fill up fast. and you don't want to travel far (toronto to Hamilton). One of my friends had to go from toronto to Guelph.
@doyouevenLSAT Thanks for the heads up! You were right, I went to register for the test centre nearest to me and it was already at 'Limited Availability'...that's crazy.
I double-checked and now it's not listed on this page:
https://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/test-dates-deadlines
So we don't know if it's disclosed or undisclosed.