LSAT Test Dates in Canada (2012-2013)
Test Dates
(2012-2013)Day of Week Registration Deadline Late Registration Deadline June 11, 2012 October 6, 2012
December 1, 2012
February 9, 2013 There is no standby registration on test day for the LSAT.
LSAT Test Locations
Find a list of test locations in Canada here.
LSAT Fees
LSAT: $139
Late Registration: +$68
LSAT FAQ
How do I register for the LSAT?
The most convenient way is to register online at LSAC.org.
When is the best time to take the LSAT?
It is best take the LSAT early as possible before law school application deadlines. You also want to factor in the possibility of repeating the LSAT so it is better to take it at an early test date. The final test date that many schools will accept for Fall admissions is the prior year's December test date.
Where can I write the LSAT?
In countries around the world, one can find established test centres in schools, educational centres, embassies, and other institutions. However, not every centre offers the LSAT on all testing dates, and spaces are limited, so it is best to apply early. Click here for a list of all the established test centres in Canada.
What if I cannot reach any of the LSAC test centres?
If you cannot travel to a listed, established test centre and you live more than 100 miles away from the closest centre, you may contact LSAC to ask to establish a non-published test centre.
I've missed the registration deadline for the exam. Can I still register for the test?
No. The LSAT does not offer walk-in registration on the day of the test.
Can I reschedule my LSAT test date?
Yes; you may change your test date up until about a month before the originally scheduled date (check the LSAC website for the exact deadline). However, there is an approximately $70 charge for changing the test date.
Is it a good idea to retake the test?
You should take the test again if you are confident that your performance on the test did not meet your full potential. However, keep in mind that there is a possibility that your second score might be lower than your first score, which would lower your chances of admission into law schools as many schools consider your average score rather than your highest score, and all schools have access to your full testing record.
What should I bring on the day of the test?
The following are the only items permitted: LSAT admission ticket, valid ID, keys, wallet, NONDIGITAL watch, medical or hygiene products, #2 or HB wooden pencils, pencil sharpener, highlighter, eraser, tissues, snack (for the break only), beverage (in juice box or plastic container, 591 mL maximum). These must be placed into a transparent Ziploc bag, no larger than 3.79 liter (one gallon). For security reasons, you may not carry any electronic items with you, including cell phones and digital watches. Carrying an electronic item is grounds for disqualification.
How can Ivy Global help me?
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