Transcripts/Academic Records (LLM & Other Law Programs)

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It is your responsibility to request an official copy of all required academic records to be sent to LSAC directly from each institution you attended. Transcripts issued to you or sent to LSAC by you will not be processed. We urge you to begin the process well in advance of your application deadlines.

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Requesting Transcripts/Academic Records for Education Completed Outside of the U.S.

All postsecondary (after secondary/high school level) education must be listed in your account under ‘Credentials – Transcripts.’ This includes all schools attended, regardless of whether a degree was completed, including study abroad/exchange programs and transfer credits that appear on another transcript. You may use the Transcript Request Form for each institution to request your academic records be sent by the school directly to LSAC in the required manner. (Please note: Secondary/High School information is entered in your account; however, no documents are required.)

If you are in the process of completing your program or degree, a transcript with all available grades should be sent to LSAC. When you have completed it, you should arrange to have the final transcript sent to LSAC.

If you have just enrolled and a transcript is not available, you should request that the registrar’s office of the school send a certificate or statement of enrollment with the anticipated date of completion.

If you are applying to a law school that requires your class rank, you should ask your institution to include a statement of rank with the transcript they mail to LSAC, or it may be sent separately. If the school does not rank, this will be a statement of the fact that your institution does not use a system of class rank.

How to Have Transcripts Sent for Education Completed Outside the U.S.