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Welcome to the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). We are committed to easing the law school admission process for law schools, prelaw advisors, and prospective law students.

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This pie chart shows the International ABA Law School Applicants for Fall 2012. There were 1,306 applicants from Canada, 458 applicants from China, 408 from the Republic of Korea, 151 from India, 147 from Mexico, 125 from Nigeria, 96 from the United Kingdom, 83 from Colombia, 81 from Jamaica, 70 from the Russian Federation, 70 from Pakistan, and 64 from Brazil. The chart includes countries where the applicant count is greater than or equal to 50. Candidates with US citizenship are excluded in this analysis; candidates with dual citizenship are included.

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International Applicants

While over 90 percent of applicants to ABA-approved law schools are US citizens, interest in international applicants has recently increased. This chart shows fall 2012 ABA-approved law school applicants with citizenship outside the United States. The majority are from Canada, China, and the Republic of Korea.

Prospective Students

Future JD Students

Create a Student Account with LSAC to register for the LSAT online, get your scores via e-mail, assemble credentials, track your applications, and more.

Future LLM Students

LLM applicants follow a different process than other law school applicants. We provide tools and resources to help guide you.

Diversity in Law School

Candidates from diverse backgrounds and the LGBT community may have additional questions about applying to law school. We can help you find the answers.