Content Available for Licensing
April 2016
LSAT content may be licensed as complete test forms or as individual test questions. The
following list includes all of the content currently available for licensing and the licensing fees.
1. Entire Test Forms
The following PrepTests and test forms are available for licensing as entire forms at these rates:
PrepTests 60–current
PrepTests 46–59
PrepTests 32–45
PrepTests 17–31
PrepTests 1–16
$6 per form, per copy
$5 per form, per copy
$4 per form, per copy
$3 per form, per copy
$2 per form, per copy
Form 96, unreleased
$10 per form, per copy
February forms from 1996, 1999, and 2000
$3 per form, per copy
The fee for licensee reproduction of writing sample prompts is 2 cents per copy.
There is no fee for licensee copying of test instructions.
2. Individual Test Questions
The per-question cost is determined by dividing the relevant per-form fee by 100.
PrepTests 60–current
PrepTests 46–59
PrepTests 32–45
PrepTests 17–31
PrepTests 1–16
$6 per form, per copy or $0.06 per question, per copy
$5 per form, per copy or $0.05 per question, per copy
$4 per form, per copy or $0.04 per question, per copy
$3 per form, per copy or $0.03 per question, per copy
$2 per form, per copy or $0.02 per question, per copy
Form 96, unreleased
$10 per form, per copy or $0.10 per question, per copy
February forms from 1996, 1999, and 2000
$3 per form, per copy or $0.03 per question, per copy
The license fee is determined by the number of copies of each question the licensee will make and the
per-question cost. The per-question cost is determined by dividing the relevant per-form fee by 100. For
example, a licensee wishing to make 100 copies of 50 questions from PrepTest 40 must pay a license fee
of $200 ($4 divided by 100 = .04, multiplied by 100 copies, then multiplied by 50 questions).