<p>Hey,
This fall I will start applying to law school and basically want to make sure that I have all the bases covered this summer. Please add/modify this list + give any suggestions about anything in the law school admissions process</p>
<p>(In no particular order)
Take LSAT (In sept)
Do personal Statement
Get different LS applications
Prep course/Prep work
Register for LSAC
Get Letters of Rec.</p>
<p>All bases covered?</p>
<p>Recommendations?</p>
<p>First, Step #register with the LSDAS, which I think you are referring to as lsac. This should be done EARLY before the backlog. </p>
<p>Second, transcripts. Some universities take a few week to process these. So, if you are applying first semester--and you should--get those transcript request forms filled out as soon as junior year grades are all in. Check that there are no errors before having them sent. </p>
<p>Third, some LSs require dean certifications. For some students at some UGs, getting these is a problem. Figure out who does it at your school and if there's only one person everyone has to use--not uncommon--get your request in EARLY.</p>