You’ve answered the most important question by deciding to go to law school. Now it’s time to plan for what’s next. Have you taken the LSAT? Where should you apply to law school? What field of law should you practice? LSAC is here to help answer all your law school questions and provide the tools you need to apply to law school.
Get Started With the Credential Assembly Service (CAS)
Simplify and streamline your law school applications with CAS. Required for applying to ABA-approved law schools, CAS collects your transcripts, letters of recommendation, and other documents. When you’re ready to apply, CAS combines your materials with your LSAT® score and sends a report to law schools. We recommend candidates apply to at least three law schools — a dream, a reach, and a safety school — so CAS is your one stop shop for organizing your materials and completing your applications to all the schools on your list.
Choose Where You Want to Apply
Before you can begin completing your law school applications, you’ll need to select the schools where you’d like to apply. Start your search with LSAC’s Official Guide to ABA-Approved JD Programs. Add the law schools you’re interested in to your School List. Once added, you can access their applications through your LSAC JD Account .
Expert Guidance From LawHub™
In LawHub, you’ll find resources that will help you navigate the admission process. When it comes time to apply, you can organize your materials in one place through your LSAC JD Account .
Free Law School Application Help
With Admission Unmasked and Law School Unmasked, gain the insights you need to strategically and effectively navigate the law school admission process, prepare your law school applications, and set yourself up for success in your first year of law school.
Advanced Law School Application Tracking
Once you’re ready to apply, LawHub’s Law School Application Status Tracker lets you view the progress of your applications from one convenient, secure dashboard. This invaluable resource is included in a LawHub Advantage subscription.
Interested in LLM Programs?
A Master of Laws, commonly referred to as an LLM, is a graduate qualification in the legal field. An LLM might be for you if you want to expand your knowledge in a specialized interest area or have earned a legal degree in another country and want to practice law in the U.S. or Canada. LLM programs are a great way to advance your legal career or take the next step in your academic journey.