LSAT TEST DATES for 2018-2019
View every upcoming LSAT test date, along with an LSAT test date countdown clock & LSAT prep timeline for all upcoming 2018-2019 LSAT Test Dates.
November 2018 LSAT
LSAT Test Date: November 17, 2018 - 8:30AM
Where: US Locations / International Locations
Cost: $180
November 2018 LSAT Countdown
2018/11/17 08:30:00
November 2018 LSAT Timeline
January 2019 LSAT
LSAT Test Date: January 26, 2019 - 08:30AM
Where: US Locations / International Locations
Cost: $180
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January 2019 LSAT Countdown
2019/01/26 08:30:00
January 2019 LSAT Timeline
March 2019 LSAT
LSAT Test Date: March 30, 2019 - 08:30AM
Where: US Locations / International Locations
Cost: $180
March 2019 LSAT Countdown
2019/03/30 08:30:00
March 2019 LSAT Timeline
June 2019 LSAT
LSAT Test Date: June 3, 2019 - 12:30PM
Where: US Locations / International Locations
Cost: $180
June 2019 LSAT Countdown
2019/06/03 12:30:00
June 2019 LSAT Timeline
July 2019 LSAT
LSAT Test Date: July 29, 2019 - 12:30PM
Where: US Locations / International Locations
Cost: $180
July 2019 LSAT Countdown
2019/07/29 12:30:00
July 2019 LSAT Timeline
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What about the 2018 July?
is there a bug on this page? Cannot see the other dates…takes me all the way down. Trying to see countdown info on Dec
[FIXED] Sorry for the technical issue, Deisy! It looks like we had some conflicting plugins on this page that were preventing the other tabs from loading. Thank you so much for letting me know! I’ve fixed the issue.
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Joshua Craven
Hi I’m currently following the 4 Month Guide and I have recently started reading comp over the past 4-5 days. I have a science background so I expected reading comp to be my worst section, but i’m struggling a lot more than i expected. I’ve looked at the RC bible, but I find I’m not retaining enough of the stimulus even while using their methods of approach. I don’t want to keep drilling reading comp sections and wasting them while making the same mistakes of poor understanding and poor retention. Should I keep drilling and reviewing each RC section thoroughly or is there a better way to improve? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks for the study guides they’ve been really helpful.
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Great information! Thank you!
Thanks for posting this!
I particularly like the countdown
same 😛