ASL follows a rolling admissions process, meaning that there is no fixed application deadline. However, it is recommended that applicants submit their applications by the spring of the year they wish to begin their studies. The sooner you apply, the sooner you can receive your admissions decision. It’s important to note that early applications may also provide better opportunities for scholarships and financial aid.

Preparing for the LSAT requires consistent practice and a strong understanding of the test's structure. ASL requires a competitive LSAT score as part of the admission process, so it is important to study the test's sections, such as Logical Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension. Many students take LSAT prep courses or use online resources to prepare. ASL also considers other factors like undergraduate GPA, work experience, and extracurricular activities in the admissions process, so it’s helpful to build a strong overall application.