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The LSAC, or Law School Admissions Council, is an organization set up by the law schools. This is the same group that brings you the LSAT. From this site, you can order collections of old LSATs, for example. In addition, you can apply to law schools directly from their online application center.

When applying, if you know your GPA and LSAT score, the LSAC data search is a good starting point. Do not take this information as a guarantee that you will or will not get into any schools.

To begin your applications, you need to create an account with the LSAC. After creating an account, click on the "online services" tab in the upper right of the main lsac.org screen. At this point, you should see a screen with your available options, including "Profile", "Account Status", and several more. Click on "Applications" to begin the process.