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In episode 390 of the Thinking LSAT podcast, hosts Ben Olson and Nathan Fox discuss an upcoming free event titled "Parents Night," scheduled for March, which was suggested by a current student. The event aims to provide parents with valuable insights about law school scholarships and the significant impact of the LSAT on securing those scholarships. This initiative allows students to have their parents hear directly from Ben and Nathan, addressing common misconceptions parents may have regarding the LSAT and law school admissions. The podcast also encourages listeners to engage through their website, thinkinglsat.com, for news and questions related to the LSAT.

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What does LSAT stand for?

Take the LSAT - Law School Admission Test. | The Law School Admission Council. open Sign in JD Account.

How do I sign up for LSAT 2022?

You can register online with your LSAC.org account or over the phone at (215) 968-1001. Once you pick your test date, youll have to pay a $190 registration fee. From September through February, you can register by phone with the LSAC between 8:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. on weekdays.

How do you sign up for the LSAT?

While you can register for the LSAT by phone (by calling 215-968-1001 during LSACs business hours), its much more common to register online through your LSAC account. Once youve created your account, youll indicate the LSAT date and testing location for which youre registering.

Is the LSAT getting removed?

The American Bar Association (ABA) voted to eliminate the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) as an admissions requirement for law schools across the country on Nov. 18. If the ABAs House of Delegates approves this motion law schools will be able to go test-optional as soon as fall 2025.

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