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KhanAcademy.org/lsat)[ KhanAcademy.org/lsat](Khan Academy website. KhanAcademy.org/lsat)  \nCHECK OUT LSAC’s free LSAT familiarization tool and practice testson [LSAC.org](LSAC.org) to build confidence before taking the test.  \nGet Acquainted  \nREGISTER to take the LSAT and LSAT Writing. Consider signing up for a package to save money.  \nRESEARCH law schools and application deadlines on LSAC’s searchable Official Guide to ABA-Approved Law Schools. Talk to your prelaw advisor for additional assistance.  \nATTEND an LSAC Law School Forum to talk personally with law school [representatives.](representatives. LSAC.org/lawschoolforums)[ LSAC.org/lawschoolforums](representatives. LSAC.org/lawschoolforums)  \nREGISTER for the Credential Assembly Service (CAS) to compile official transcripts and letters of recommendation. Complete applications and APPLY online at [LSAC.org](LSAC.org).  \nTRACK your progress through your LSAC account.  \n©2019 Law School Admission Council, Inc. All rights reserved.  2  \nCover photo and photo above: Future lawyers network with admission professionals at the LSAC Law School Forums.  \nYour One-Stop  \nRESOURCE FOR ADMISSION  \nTHE LSAT®— MEASURING THE SKILLS YOU NEED TO SUCCEED  \nThe Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is the premier test for law school admission, measuring the skills that are essential to success in law school. The test is a fair, reliable, and scientifically valid exam that was created to expand access to legal education for all and is an integral part of the overall admission process in the United States, Canada, and a growing number of other countries.  \nIt is the only test accepted by all ABA-approved law schools.  \nWHY THE LSAT?  \nThose wishing to practice law—or to use their law degrees in jobs requiring the writing, critical thinking, speaking, research, teaching, counseling, negotiating, and other skills they acquire during law school—are taking a test that is specifically designed for law school. Preparing for the LSAT helps aspiring legal professionals cultivate the skills they will need as law students and later as lawyers.  \nBefore you invest the time and money required to pursue a law degree, taking the LSAT provides a fair assessment of your potential for success and introduces you to the skills you will develop in law school.  \nPhoto above: LSAC Ambassador demonstrates the LSAT familiarization site on tablets.  \nLSAT FORMAT  \nThe LSAT consists of five 35-minute sections of multiple-choice questions and one 35-minute, unscored writing section called “LSAT Writing.”  \nThis unscored writing portion of the LSAT is completed online using secure proctoring software that is installed on your own computer. 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