LSAT Inbox — November 2026 LSAT
Can I move my November 2026 LSAT registration to a future administration?
LSAT registrations may be moved to a future open administration following the deadlines and fees associated with each test. The deadline for a test date change at no charge and our full refund deadline was Thursday, October 1. You may still move your November 2026 LSAT registration up until November 10. Please note that fees will apply. Please review our November 2026 LSAT page for more information.
How do I schedule my test? What do I need to complete this process?
On the day scheduling opens, you will receive an email letting you know that the scheduling process has started. Scheduling for the November 2026 test opens on Tuesday, October 27. Please note that not all November test takers will schedule their test at the same time. When your specific scheduling window opens, you will receive an SMS message informing you that you can proceed to schedule your test, so make sure you set your JD Services preferences to opt-in to receive text messages. You may also review How to Schedule Your LSAT Testing Time for helpful steps.
What resources are available to prepare for the upcoming test?
All candidates have access to their free LawHub account. Your LawHub account contains multiple PrepTests with the ability to review your answers. Additionally, drill sets focusing on specific types of Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning questions are available for free. You may also purchase a LawHub Advantage subscription for additional practice tests.
Does LSAC offer any preparation materials for LSAT Argumentative Writing?
Yes, you may practice LSAT Argumentative Writing directly from your LawHub account. LSAT Argumentative Writing will include a short preparatory period that test takers can use to organize their thoughts using guided prewriting analysis questions and to take notes using the digital notetaking tool provided in the testing environment.
Is LSAT Argumentative Writing required?
Yes. Your LSAT score cannot be released if you haven’t completed an LSAT Argumentative Writing sample. If you previously completed LSAT Writing or LSAT Argumentative Writing during the current reportable score period, your previous writing sample is still valid, and you do not need to complete another one. You may review the status in JD Services under LSAT/LSAT Argumentative Writing.
Is there an LSAT administration in December?
No, there is no LSAT administration in December. The next administration is in November, and the deadline to register has passed. Registration for the January 2027 LSAT is open until Tuesday, December 1, 2026. View all upcoming LSAT administrations.
How can I contact LSAC if I have additional questions?
If you have a question that wasn’t answered here, please view our LSAT FAQ and LSAT Argumentative Writing FAQ pages for answers to other frequently asked questions. You can also contact us using our “Chat” feature by clicking on the chat icon on the bottom right corner of the LSAT pages on our website, via email at LSACinfo@LSAC.org, or by phone at 1.800.336.3982.