Applying to law schools while registered for the January lsat

Ryan_Shields · December 2021

I am currently applying to a few law schools (not early decision) with my scores from the past two lsats. Equally I have enrolled for the Jan lsat in hopes of getting a higher score for some of my less likely picks. My first question is do law schools have the knowledge of you being registered for future lsats at the point of application? If so, do law schools look at applications differently (i.e. more likely to waitlist or defer) candidates registered for future lsats?

sarakimmel · December 2021

Yes, law schools know if you are registered for an upcoming LSAT. The thing to be aware of when applying while registered for a future exam is that many schools will not review your application as it will be considered incomplete unless you have communicated with them that you want them to review your file with your current score.

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