The LSAT, or the
Law School Application Test, is utilized as a part of the admissions process
for law school. The test is offered four times a year at various locations.
Students may take the test as many times as they wish, but every score will be
reported to schools at which they apply. However, students that believe they
have done poorly may cancel their test score if they do so within six days of
the test, before the score has been reported. Students can take practice tests
or classes to increase the likelihood that they will do well on the LSAT.
