When should I take the LSAT?

Take it in June. That way, you have time to reprep and retake in October if you need to.

Do formal, hardcore prep for the LSAT. The LSAT is absolutely a preppable test, especially the logic games sections. I'd suggest the Powerscore Bibles or the Manhattan Guides. Avoid the Princeton Review and Kaplan LSAT books - they are not good at all.

You would be wise to do research into the state of law hiring, as well as the employment rates out of any law school you look at. Far too many students go to law school unaware of these things, and end up unemployed and with over $150k in debt. Do not let this be you.

LSAT is a type of gun used in the world war 2, anyway yes i know what u are talking about o if you are heading into your junior year, try to take the June 2015 LSAT next year.

In terms of when to take it, If it were me I'd rather take it in June because summer workload might be a lot easier to deal with then Sept/Oct workload along with senior year courses.

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http://prelaw.umass.edu/topics/LSAT_timing

This is a link talking about when to take LSAT.

Basically it says "if you are planning on going to law school after graduation, you should take the LSAT in June after your senior year or September/October in your senior year."

So if you are heading into your junior year, try to take the June 2015 LSAT next year.

In terms of when to take it, If it were me I'd rather take it in June because summer workload might be a lot easier to deal with then Sept/Oct workload along with senior year courses.

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