FAQs: 2025-26 LSAC Law School Forum

Whether you attend the forums in-person or digitally, forum attendees will have the opportunity to: 

• Speak directly with law school representatives. At the in-person forums, you can speak with representatives face-to-face during a timed-entry window. At the digital forums, you can speak with representatives in groups or request a private video or chat. 
• Get expert advice about financial aid, the LSAT^®, and more. 
• Watch exclusive educational content. In-person forum attendees are encouraged to attend the Law School Admission Essentials workshop one hour prior to their entry time window. At the digital forums, several live workshops will be available throughout the day. 
• Download important resources and access on-demand webinars at any time throughout the rest of the forum season. 

Please review the LSAC Forum Code of Conduct before attending the forum for a complete understanding of the conduct requirements for forum attendees.

All LSAC Law School Forums are free to attend. We encourage you to register for every forum date that interests you. 

Anyone interested in pursuing an LLM, master’s, or certificate program is welcome to attend any forum! Law school representatives will be available to talk personally with you about the application process for U.S. or foreign-trained LLM candidates. 

An LLM workshop will be available for forum registrants to view on-demand in the digital forum platform, and a live Graduate Law Programs Workshop will be available during the digital forums. However, there won’t be any LLM, master’s, or certificate program workshops at the in-person forums. 

Your time with the law school representatives is the most important activity of the day. The representatives you’ll meet could be an admission dean, a faculty member, a recent graduate of the law school, or even a current student. These representatives will not speculate on your chances of admission, although you can ask general questions about the qualifications and profiles of admitted students. Law school representatives can also speak with you about their programs, facilities, student body, and answer other questions that will help you decide whether to apply.

You can use LSAC’s law school guides to learn more about schools and programs that interest you, and to help you create a set of questions to ask law school representatives.

Tips: Interacting with Booth Representatives at the Digital Forums

• Each school will have a booth and a chat room. Visit both to make the most of your experience.
• Read the notifications that schools post at the top of their chat rooms to get helpful guidance on how to navigate their booth. School booths are not all set up the same, so it's important to follow their instructions.
• Check out the booth representatives’ profiles before direct messaging them to ensure that you are chatting with the correct representative from that school.
• You may be able to use video chat with booth representatives, but you must request this by sending a direct message.
• Be sure that you do not post any personal information in public chats.
• If you plan to use the video chat feature, be sure to dress appropriately.

Tips: Questions to Ask

Consider questions that would provide you with information beyond what you can find on the law school website, such as:

• What do you look for in a personal statement?
• What is the law school student experience like?
• How would you describe faculty-student relationships?
• What percentage of graduates practice in the region around your school?
• What do students like most about your school? Least?
• What on- and off-campus housing opportunities are available for students?

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Yes. At the digital forums, you’ll be able to view brochures and other downloadable resources at each law school’s booth. LSAC will provide general resources on the LSAT and law school admission process as well. You can gather any documents that you’d like to refer to later in your virtual swag bag. Then, email them to yourself after the event. At in-person forums, you can collect materials from LSAC’s Resource Center and the law school tables.

No. LSAC Law School Forums are 100% free.

Yes, an LSAC account is required for forum registration. Additionally, your account will allow you to take other steps needed in your law school admission journey. With your account, you can:

• Register for the LSAT.
• Gain access to free, Official LSAT PrepTests™ and tutorials through LawHub™.
• Use the Credential Assembly Service (CAS), which is required for admission to all  ABA-approved law schools.
• Apply online to any ABA-approved law school.

Items with an asterisk (*) are required fields. All other fields are optional, and you can simply click Submit to finish the process.

Although requested, your Social Security number is not required to complete the initial LSAC account set up. However, this information is needed later on in the application process so that LSAC can match your online account to other records and items such as transcripts, letters of recommendation, and LSAT score reports.

There is no official dress code. However, since you’ll be meeting with law school representatives, you’ll want to project a confident and professional image. We recommend following a “business casual” dress code.

Leave those documents at home. Instead, bring a list of questions you want to ask law school representatives that would help you further your law school search. Don’t forget to bring your personalized schedule and the list of schools whose representatives you would like to meet face-to-face. 

Candidates interested in the JD Forum should visit https://lsacforums25.vfairs.com/ and join the event using the email address associated with your LSAC account.

Candidates interested in the LLM Forum should visit https://lsacllmforums25.vfairs.com/ and join the event using the email address associated with your LSAC account.

At both forums, once you log into the digital forum platform, you’ll be taken to the digital lobby where you can select areas to visit and activities to participate in.

No. You do not need to download or install any software to participate. You only need to have access to the internet.

No. Some representatives will be available via video chat, but a webcam is not required to participate.

No, you can drop in and out of the event at your convenience.

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