If you need to know what the
LSAT cost, and how much you'll have to pay for nonpublished test centers, additional score reports, late
registration, and more then keep reading for the LSAT cost information.
| LSAT Fees |
| Test/Circumstance |
Fee |
More Info if Applicable |
| The LSAT Test |
$160 |
|
| Credential Assembly Service (CAS) |
$155 |
LSAC's service that summarizes undergrad work and combines documents with LSAT score and writing sample to create a report to send to law schools. |
| Late Registration |
$69 |
Typically, late registration starts 30 days prior to test date |
| Test Center Change |
$35 |
|
| Test Date Change |
$80 |
|
| Handscoring |
$43 |
If you're not content with your score, you can pay to have someone score your LSAT by hand. |
| Former Registrant Score report |
$43 |
If you need to get an old LSAT score |
| Law School Reports |
$21 |
This is a fee paid per school |
| Returned Check Charges |
$35 |
|
| Paper Copies |
$25 |
One-time fee for optional paper copies of LSAT ticket, LSAT score, Activity Updates, and Master Law School Report for online account holders |
| Nonpublished Domestic Test Centers |
$255 |
If you can't travel to a published/listed test center, and you're farther than 100 miles from an open, published center, you may request to test elsewhere. |
| Nonpublished International Test Centers |
$339 |
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