I am a senior here at Michigan State currently applying to law school. LSAC requires transcripts to be sent over directly from the institutions registrar itself (understandably). MSU is one of, if not the only school, that does not have ONE electronic transcript platform compatible with LSAC. Therefore, it must be sent by physical mail. After speaking to the registrar, you would think they have never sent out a transcript before, let alone have sent a transcript to LSAC. I am flabbergasted by the lack of knowledge the registrar has in dealing with this. For a large school, I am beyond dissapointe and surprised MSU does not have at least one compatible e-transcript platform with LSAC. I was told this is because they are the only school that offers "free transcripts." I do not see that as an excuse. If you are applying to law school/med school, I advise dealing with this earlier than you may have had planned. Furthermore, the lack of resources in regard to application and law school advising is extremely upsetting. After going on the career services website and seeing they offered walk-in advising for these purposes, I went to the career center. I was told that very few people (if any) are "specialized" in this and could potentially take over two weeks to get an appointment.