Prepare for the LSAT

The LSAT tests skills necessary for success in the first year of school. These skills include reading comprehension, reasoning, and writing. LSAT test results can provide valuable insights about law school readiness for admission decision makers and candidates alike.

Here’s what you need to know to get ready for this important test.

Test Day Essentials
For the online, remotely proctored LSAT

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Compatible Computer

To take the LSAT in an online, remotely proctored format, you’ll need a compatible laptop or desktop computer, a webcam, a microphone, and the latest Google Chrome web browser.

Check Your Equipment

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Quiet Place to Test

You can take the LSAT at home or in another quiet, well-lit, private room. Make sure the room has a strong and stable internet connection and contains a table or desk and a chair.

Learn How to Prepare Your Testing Space

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Valid Photo ID

To verify your identity, you’ll need to present a physical, valid international passport or U.S./Canadian government-issued photo ID. The first and last name on your ID must match the legal name associated with your LSAC account.

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Make sure to review the Candidate Agreement and the steps for a successful test day too.

LSAT Practice with LawHub™, powered by LSAC

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Get to Know the LSAT Interface

The online, live remote-proctored LSAT is administered through LSAC’s LawHub opens in a new window. Before the test, we recommend you familiarize yourself with the test’s content and interface by using the official LSAT practice tests and tutorial videos available through your LawHub account. Using these practice tests, you’ll be able to do everything you can do during the actual exam — eliminating and selecting responses, highlighting passages, setting screen preferences, and more.

You can sign into LawHub with your LSAC username and password.

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Do Your Best with Official Practice Tests

Taking previously administered LSATs is the best way to prepare for test day. You can get started with the free Official LSAT PrepTests® available in your LawHub account. However, most test takers will benefit from taking additional practice tests under actual, timed conditions. Upgrade your account at any time for access to LawHub Advantage, which unlocks an extensive library of full, official LSAT sample tests.

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