LSAT booklets are available from your pre-law adviser or in the Career Center . They contain sample questions and other information. You can register for the test by mail, telephone or on the Internet. The report contains college transcripts, LSAT scores, letters of recommendation, and an undergraduate academic summary. You do not have to subscribe when you register for the LSAT, as long as you do so well before your first law school deadline.
Applications are available in the LSAT booklet.
However, you can prepare for the types of questions that it asks by using the study guide. All the scores are reported to the schools you selected and an average score is taken. It is better to take practice exams instead and prepare that way. The LSAC offers the PrepTest. It is an actual LSAT administered on the test date.