LS

I'm currently working on applying to law school. Basically, prior filling out actual applications you have to,

1. Prepare for the LSAT
2. Register with the LSDAS, which is the big company with a monopoly on handing out your information to law schools. It is helpful in a sense, because you only have to send your transcrips and letters of recommendation to one place.
3. Take the LSAT
4. Decide where to apply. This might seem like a simple process, just apply to lots of places and see what sticks, but law schools charge nutty application fees. So if I apply to 10 schools that would cost well over $1000. This is on top of the $120 to register with LSDAS and $110 to take the LSAT.

We'll see how this goes.