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Hello Michael, Getting into law school is a process of many steps that includes taking the LSAT®. Give your students an edge with our Free LSAT Practice Test, and download our Law School Application Checklist for those in the early stages of planning for law school.

New July LSAT Date The LSAC added a new test date this year: July 23. Registration for this test date still hasn’t been determined, so stay tuned. See the full 2018 LSAT test date calendar on our site. GET TEST DATES Free Law School Checklist Law school applications have many moving parts. We’ve broken down each phase of the application process step-by-step to make it easier for students to understand. GET THE CHECKLIST Free LSAT Practice Test, 2/17 The LSAT is unlike any other test students take during their undergraduate years. Let them get the practice they need with our Free LSAT Practice Test on February 17. Spots fill quickly - students should sign up now. SIGN UP NOW

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