Registering for the CAS Forum
- North

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Registering for the CAS
I'm taking the LSAT in next June, and taking a year off between undergrad and LS. Would it be as wise as I think it is to register (and drop the $150 or so) for the CAS now -- the second-to-last semester of my senior year -- so I can start accumulating LORs, find out what my real, current LSAC GPA is (I understand I can send updated transcripts), and familiarize myself with the program in general before application time rolls around for real? Are there any negative impacts to my overexcitedness?
- SA1928

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Re: Registering for the CAS
I say definitely do it. Your account stays active for 5 years so any LORs that you get now, will be ready for you when you apply next year. I wish I had asked professors for recommendations while I was still in college because you are fresh in their minds. Depending on how close you are to your professors, it might be harder to get a great LOR a year out of school. Plus, if you do it now, at least you won't be stuck waiting on them to get them in!
- North

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Re: Registering for the CAS
This was exactly my line of thought. Okay, I think I'm definitely doing it now.I say definitely do it. Your account stays active for 5 years so any LORs that you get now, will be ready for you when you apply next year. I wish I had asked professors for recommendations while I was still in college because you are fresh in their minds. Depending on how close you are to your professors, it might be harder to get a great LOR a year out of school. Plus, if you do it now, at least you won't be stuck waiting on them to get them in!