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Law School Admission Test
Law-school admissions exam focused on logical reasoning and reading comprehension.
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QuestionsFour multiple-choice sections; item count varies by test form
Testing timeFour 35-minute sections plus a 10-minute intermission; about 3 hours at the test center
ScoringNo pass/fail; law schools set their own score expectations
Exam fee$253 for the 2026–2027 testing year
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Exam overview
What to know before choosing your prep
- Who runs it
- LSAC
- Category
- Law School Admissions
- Current version
- Current LSAT format (since August 2024)
- Where it applies
- Global
- Exam languages
- English
- Score scale
- 120–180
- Testing provider
- Prometric for multiple choice; ProctorU for Argumentative Writing
- Format
- Digital multiple-choice exam at a Prometric test center; limited remote exceptions; separate online writing task
- Remote testing
- Varies by jurisdiction
Exam structure
Two scored Logical Reasoning sections, one scored Reading Comprehension section, and one unscored section; LSAT Argumentative Writing is separate.
Where rules vary
The LSAT is offered internationally; individual law schools decide whether and how to use scores.
Eligibility
No universal academic prerequisite; candidates register through LSAC
Retake policy
Maximum five attempts during the current reportable-score period and seven attempts lifetime.