Each school has its own system for interpreting multiple LSAT scores - some average the scores, while others look at the highest or lowest. When in doubt, consult with the Admissions Office of the schools in which you are interested. Grades are converted to one system that allows schools to more uniformly compare applicants. You may subscribe for the service at the time you register for the LSAT, or at a later date. Additional reports may be purchased for a small fee.
Law schools vary in their requirements for letters of recommendation.
However, two to three recommendations are usually required. Law schools seek letters written by individuals who know you and can address your ability to think cogently and analytically, as well as your ability to assimilate and interpret information. Provide a stamped, addressed envelope and indicate any deadlines. Be thoughtful and courteous by giving the writer at least three to four weeks in which to complete the letter and any required forms. Some college career centers provide a credential file service for maintaining and distributing your letters of recommendation.