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hi guys welcome back to banter with babs today im going to talk about how to study for the lsat effectively im going to share my specific study routine with you guys and im going to break up todays video into four parts number one were going to talk about how to make an effective schedule number two were going to talk about what makes a good drill number three how to take a practice test effectively and number four how to blind reveal a couple of disclaimers before i get started today first and foremost im not one of those people that was able to break 170 in three months studying for the lsat took me a really long time to get to my goal score as a little bit of background my diagnostic score was a 161 and it took me one full year of setting to get to a 175 the next thing is that when i was studying for the lsat i was working a full-time job as a high school science teacher so it might not actually take you a full year of studying to get to your goal score it actually might tak

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How long does it take to send LSAT scores?

LSAT scores are generally available no later than 3-4 weeks after you have taken the test. If you opt not to set up an account through LSAC, your test results can take 4 weeks or even longer to get to you by mail.

Do I have to send LSAT scores?

Because LSAT scores are only intended for use in the law school admission process, there is no reason to order an Official Candidate LSAT Score Report. You do not need to order an Official Candidate LSAT Score Report in order to apply to law school, as LSAC already provides your score to law schools when you apply.

How do I send my LSAT score?

Once you get your score back, you can start sending it out to schools. To do this, all you need to do is choose which law schools to send your score to through the Law School Admissions Councils website. There is no limit, really.

Does LSAC automatically send LSAT scores to schools?

Your LSAT scores will automatically become a part of your report after you take them (you need at least one score on file before the CAS can start sending your reports). When you submit your application to a law school, the school will request your report from the CAS.

How long does it take for LSAT scores to be released?

If you have an LSAC online account, you should receive your score approximately 3 weeks after taking the test. You can also receive your scores via phone with TelScore for a fee of $10 approximately three weeks after taking the test. For TelScore services, call (215) 968-1200.

Will my LSAT score be emailed to me?

Your LSAT score will be posted to the LSAT Status page of your LSAC account. You will receive an email when your score is available. All test takers must have a completed LSAT Writing sample on file in order to see their score or have their score released to law schools.

How do I send my LSAT scores to schools?

Once you get your score back, you can start sending it out to schools. To do this, all you need to do is choose which law schools to send your score to through the Law School Admissions Councils website. There is no limit, really.

How much does it cost to send LSAT scores?

Basic Fees (Testing Year 2022-2023) LSAT (includes LSAT Writing)$215Credential Assembly Service (CAS)$195CAS Report$45

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