Most law schools recommend writing the LSAT in December or earlier, but most Canadian law schools do accept the February LSAT. There is a rolling admissions at most law schools so your chance of acceptance may go down if you choose to write later. However, if you don’t have a high enough score already or you are scoring poorly on your prep tests then I would recommend waiting until the February sitting. Also, the more time you spend studying for the LSAT your score WILL go up! (As long as you know how to attack questions correctly)
Law Schools that accept the February LSAT:
- University of Toronto
- Osgoode
- Queens
- University of Western Ontario
- University of Ottawa
- Lakehead University
- University of British Columbia
- University of Victoria
- Thompson Rivers University
- University of Saskatchewan
- Mcgill
- Dalhousie
Law Schools that accept December as their last LSAT:
- University of Alberta
- University of Calgary
- Windsor
- University of Manitoba