
Your Raw Score vs. LSAT Score: How the Conversion Works (2026 Format)
Confused by how your raw LSAT correct answers translate to a scaled score out of 180? Read our 2026 guide to raw-to-scaled conversion, including 75% and 67% thresholds.
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Boston, MA • Lead Mathematician & Psychometric Systems Editor
Ph.D. Applied Mathematics (MIT)
Dr. Marcus Vance holds a doctorate in Applied Mathematics and has published numerous research papers on psychometric test equating, weighted rating distributions, and applied numerical analysis.
At Infinix Calculators, Dr. Vance oversees the algorithmic architecture of our educational and mathematical tools, including the LSAT raw-to-scaled score conversion engines, law school admissions prediction algorithms, and online rating recovery formulas.
He ensures all formula derivations, boundary condition limits, and conversion constants strictly adhere to published peer-reviewed mathematical standards.

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