Law School Acronyms

LSAC. CAS. CRS. You should not need a translator just to apply to law school.

In Episode 8 of Winning Law School Admissions, Ben Parker and Autumn Lockett decode the acronyms, organizations, and applicant slang you will encounter throughout the law school admissions process. They explain LSAC, CAS, CRS, ABA 509 reports, early decision, letters of continued interest, splitters, T14, undergraduate GPA, yield protection, and the waitlist.

This is more than a glossary. Ben and Autumn discuss why a recruiting email is not an admission prediction, how mass-unsubscribing can block important school communication, and what binding early decision means for your scholarship options. They also explain why your LSAC undergraduate GPA deserves attention and why chasing a ranking label is no substitute for choosing a school that fits your goals.

LSAT prep with Ben at Hey Future Lawyer: https://heyfuturelawyer.com/

Law school admissions support with Autumn at GradMissions: https://www.gradmissions.org/contact

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