You may obtain this book at the Undergraduate Academic Advising Center in Room 3200A of the University Center, the Testing Center in Room 103 of the William Johnston Building, or the FSU College of Law Admissions Office, Room 210, B.K. Roberts Building. Both on-line and telephone registration require a credit card. Many law schools appreciate receiving your application materials as early as possible, enabling you to respond in case of missing information. You should complete all registrations and applications well before the deadlines. Make sure you are aware of the application deadlines at each law school in which you are interested.
Deadlines do vary from school to school.
The LSAT is administered four times every year in June, September or October, December, and February. An early score allows you to evaluate your prospects for admission to schools that interest you before you apply. Importantly, you should approach the LSAT with the attitude that you will take it only once. Choose the date that allows you the best opportunity to enter the test well-prepared. While most people take the test only once, you may consider taking the test again if you believe your test score does not reflect your true ability.