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Fee Waivers for the LSAT & Credential Assembly Service (CAS) Our fee waiver program is available for law school candidates who cannot afford to pay for the LSAT and the Credential Assembly Service. This program is part of our mission to reduce barriers for determined law school applicants.
Apply for an LSAC fee waiver. ... Attend the Law Fair. ... Register for the Candidate Referral Service (CRS) in your LSAC account. ... Directly inquire with your preferred law schools. ... Attend law school visit or open house days. ... Join the Pre-Law Facebook Group.
The College Board's SAT fee waiver. ... Apply online. ... Request one directly from the school based on financial need. ... Legacy applicants. ... Visit the school. ... The ACT. ... Simply ask for one. ... Apply as an international student.
Each law school requires applicants to submit an application. Although some law schools do not charge an application fee, most do. Of the schools that do, the fees range from $15 to $100.
The basic fees for the LSAT during the 2018-2019 academic year is $190, and those costs may go up for each law school to which you apply. Additional fees include things like test date changes, late registration fees, and hand-scoring of your exam.
The CAS fee is currently $195. creation of your law school report (Note: Law school reports cost $45 each. You will need to purchase a law school report for each law school to which you are applying.)
Registering for the Credential Assembly Service which is responsible for processing your transcripts, letters of recommendation and LSAT scores will cost you $185. You will also need to pay $35 for each CAS law school report, which is required by most schools.
It can take LSAC up to two weeks to process transcripts. LSAT score(s): You do not have to submit these scores to LSAC. LSAC, as the administrator of the test, already has these scores on file, and automatically links them to your file.
Transcripts will not be accepted via email. Most institutions charge a fee for forwarding transcripts. LSAC will process your transcripts within two weeks of the date that they are received.
The Credential Assembly Service (CAS) is the gatekeeper of many important documents for law school applicants. The CAS, previously known as LSDAS, is a service provided by LSAC, the producers of the LSAT. Almost all ABA-approved law schools require the use of CAS reports in the admissions process.
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