When do August LSAT Scores Come Out

August LSAT scores typically come out about three weeks after the August test dates, on a specific release date LSAC publishes in advance. Scores post to your LSAC online account, historically in the morning, U.S. Eastern time. Because dates change each year, the confirmed August score-release date is roughly three weeks after the test date.

By Ali Unar, JD candidate at Georgetown Law and founder of Lovare Institut. Last updated August 2026. Every figure on this page was verified in August 2026 against the sources listed below.

When do August LSAT scores come out?

August LSAT scores generally come out about three weeks after the August administration, on a date LSAC sets and publishes ahead of time. Scores appear in your LSAC online account, and LSAC emails you when they are ready. Since the exact date changes yearly, the confirmed August release date is roughly three weeks after the test date.

Why does the August LSAT release date matter for applicants?

The August LSAT is often the first test of a new admission cycle, so its scores tend to arrive as applications open, making it popular with people who want to apply early. Getting your August score roughly three weeks out can let you submit near the start of rolling admissions. That early timing is a key reason many applicants choose the August date.

How do you confirm the exact August LSAT score date?

Check LSAC official dates and deadlines page, which lists the score-release date next to the August test dates for the current cycle. Third-party calendars can lag, so verify on LSAC directly. The full current schedule, including the August release date, is roughly three weeks after the test date.

What should you do after August LSAT scores release?

Once your August score posts, compare it with the median LSAT of your target schools and finalize your application list. Because August scores arrive early in the cycle, submitting promptly can give you a rolling-admissions advantage. If your score is below target, weigh a fall retake against how early you still want to apply.

Frequently asked questions

How long after the August LSAT do scores come out?

August LSAT scores generally come out about three weeks after the test, on the specific date LSAC publishes for that administration. The exact gap can vary slightly, so check LSAC calendar for the current year. Scores post to your LSAC online account on the release date. about a 3-hour test delivered at Prometric test centers and by remote proctoring, with scores released roughly three weeks later

Is the August LSAT good for applying early?

Yes. The August LSAT often falls at the start of a new admission cycle, so its scores usually arrive as applications open. That timing lets you apply early in the rolling-admissions process, which can be an advantage at many schools. It is a common choice for applicants aiming to submit near the beginning of the cycle.

Where do I find the August LSAT score release date?

The official August LSAT score-release date is on LSAC dates and deadlines page, listed beside the August test dates for the current cycle. That page is the authoritative source and is updated by LSAC each year. Confirm there rather than relying on older third-party calendars. roughly three weeks after the test date

What if my August LSAT score is delayed?

If your August LSAT score is delayed past the general release date, the most common cause is an incomplete LSAT Writing sample, which must be on file before your score releases. A flagged irregularity or account issue can also hold it. Completing LSAT Writing soon after your test is the best way to avoid an August delay.

Sources

• LSAC LSAT Test Dates

Verified August 2026.