To use the available on-line version stop by the Pathways Center to obtain the Password and Username.

The Law School Data Assembly Service assembles data derived from candidates' transcripts and LSATs. The LSDAS places grades from institutions with varying grade point systems on the same scale to allow the law schools to evaluate all students on a more or less equivalent basis. The Service combines information from all transcripts you send, so credits that may not be computed in your current undergraduate GPA will be calculated in the LSDAS report of your GPA. LSAT scores earned in the last five years will be reported, as well as the averages of those reported. At the request of a law school the LSDAS analysis may also include an index score derived from the GPA, the LSAT score(s), and the undergraduate school(s) attended.

Almost all ABA accredited law schools require you to register with LSDAS using the application forms in the Information Book, and to send in official transcripts from any colleges or universities you have attended, including graduate schools (excepting graduates of foreign post-secondary schools). You are responsible for sending transcripts to LSDAS using the Transcript Request Forms in the back of the Registration and Information Book.

You get one law school report with your LSDAS subscription. If you plan to apply to more than one law school, you need to estimate the number, and pay for that number of reports when you register with LSDAS. You do not need to tell LSDAS where you expect to apply. The law schools to which you apply will obtain a copy of your report directly from the LSDAS. This process eliminates the problem of law schools receiving your report and establishing a file even if you decide later not to apply there. To apply to more schools than you originally estimated, you must submit an "Additional LSDAS Law School Report Order Form" from the Book. Fee waivers do not apply to the additional reports.