In addition to the fee that the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) charges for registering for the LSAT test, there are significant costs associated with preparing for the exam. The good news is that you may be able to get some of these costs reduced. Currently, the basic fee for taking the LSAT is $160. However, there are several potential auxiliary fees. For example, if you register late, you will have to pay an additional $69. If you need to change your LSAT test location after registration, the fee is $35. If you decide to change the date that you take the test, the LSAC will charge you $80 more. Visit LSAC.org for a complete list of all fees.