What Do I Include in My Application
and Where Should I Send it?
Below you'll find a detailed list of what to include with each law school application, followed by where to send each item. After that you'll find brief info about application fee waivers. Here's what to include:
Individual law schools generally begin distributing applications in summer. Each application will be different, and you should allow lots of time to complete each one. Many application forms can be completed
online.
Where
to Send Your Application Materials:
- To
the Law School Data Assembly Service (which can be accessed through the LSAC site):
- Official
Transcript
- Letters
of Recommendation
- LSAT
scores will be included in the law school report
- To
the Law School
- Application
and Fee
- Personal
Statement
What if I can't afford to apply for law school?
You can apply for the Law School Admission Council Fee Waiver program. This waiver is rarely given out, and you must demonstrate strong financial need.
- Visit
www.lsac.org and click on "Downloadable Forms"
to find the LSAC fee waiver.
- You
must apply for the fee waiver approximately 2 months before your intended
test date.
