With July coming to an end, it's time to think about registering for the September LSAT. For today's episode, Alice addresses a common concern: Is September too late to take the LSAT? Don't fret and listen in as she also shares some valuable insights about timing your law school application.

Episode Highlights

• Law school admissions operate on a rolling admissions basis, so applying early is better.

  • Taking the September LSAT is still a good option; it's not too late.

• The strength of your application matters more than the exact timing of when you apply.

• Don't rush yourself; take the time to prepare for the LSAT and make your application strong.

• Having a backup plan, like taking the August LSAT and keeping September as a backup, is wise.

• Applying in October is still early in the cycle, and the difference between September and October is minimal.

  • Applying in January or later may reduce your chances due to more competition and limited seats.

• Taking the extra time to prepare can result in a higher LSAT score and potentially more scholarship opportunities.

  • Give yourself time to work on other parts of your application, like the personal statement, to ensure it's well-crafted.

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