Students are understandably very concerned about deadlines.
A lot of law schools will be taking results of both the June LSAT (if it happens) and the July LSAT.
Since the April LSAT was recently canceled, law schools are going to be extending those deadlines, if they haven't already, because their job is not to enforce these deadlines, their job is to fill the seats.
So if they've got to move things back due to the LSAT being delayed, they will extend those deadlines. The July LSAT could be good for some folks to start law school a month later or in the spring.
There are obviously benefits to applying early rather than later -- in general, I would say applying earlier is better, but some folks would (very reasonably) argue that this cycle those rules are thrown out the window due to the coronavirus situation.
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