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Welcome to the LSAT Inbox! This is a blog series that answers frequently asked questions about the LSAT^®. We encourage you to check back often for answers to more questions you may have as you prepare for the test.

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 took 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 LSAT Argumentative Writing.

When should I complete LSAT Argumentative Writing?  

You can access LSAT Argumentative Writing eight (8) days before you take the multiple-choice portion of the LSAT directly from .

To ensure your LSAT score is released on time, we recommend completing LSAT Argumentative Writing as soon as possible. You have 1 year to complete LSAT Argumentative Writing, but your score will not be released without a writing sample on file.

Where do I launch LSAT Argumentative Writing?  

Go to , and select the “Launch LSAT Argumentative Writing” link. You will be directed to LawHub, where you will be automatically signed in to continue. You will be here briefly before being redirected to ProctorU.  If prompted to create a new ProctorU account, you should use the same email address you used for JD Services.  

NOTE: When you click on the “Launch LSAT Argumentative Writing” button in , you will be directed to ProctorU to either create an account or link to an existing account. If you have an existing account and can’t remember your password, please follow the “Forgot Password” steps on the . Creating a duplicate account may cause delays in launching your test. If you have questions, please contact ProctorU at 855.772.8678.

Are there any room requirements for LSAT Argumentative Writing? 

LSAT Argumentative Writing should be taken in a private, well-lit area with a secure and stable internet connection. You must have a chair and a desk or table. The area may have windows, as long as they are not floor-to-ceiling windows. Test takers will complete a video check-in process and will be required to show their workspace using their webcam, to ensure that only permitted items are in that space. For more information, please visit Frequently Asked Questions about LSAT Argumentative Writing and LSAT Argumentative Writing Tips.  

Does LSAT Argumentative Writing have a spell-check feature?  

Yes, this feature is built into the LawHub interface, but external AI-assistive extensions and aids, such as Grammarly, MS Editor, Writefull, Wordtune, Reverso, etc., are not permitted. Please be aware LawHub’s spell-check feature underlines the mistyped word; however, it will not provide a suggested correction.

What 2025-2026 LSAT administrations are still available? Can I still request accommodations for the open administrations?

You may still register for the January, February, April, or June 2026 LSAT administrations. Please log in to and click on the “Register for the LSAT” link to start the registration process.  

You may still request accommodations if needed. Please make sure to review the deadlines for your test administration. For more information about the accommodation process, please visit our Testing Accommodations page.  

What is the latest LSAT score accepted by law schools for their 2026 applications?

Each law school has its own requirements. It may be a good idea to review information about the program you are applying to.

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