LSAT Score Calculator
Convert your LSAT section scores to an estimated scaled score using official conversion tables. Includes test selection and detailed FAQs.
Interactive Calculator
1. Provide Details
2. Output Results
How to Calculate: Formula & Steps
Uses a per‑test conversion table mapping raw total (0‑120) to the official scaled score (120‑180).
Scaled Score = conversionTable[test][rawTotal]Step-by-Step Calculation Example
Test 159, 22+23+22+23 → Raw Total 90 → Scaled Score 166.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Entering the experimental section into the raw total.
- Selecting the wrong test version.
- Assuming a linear conversion for all tests.
Practical Use Cases
- Law school applications
- Scholarship eligibility estimates
- Self‑assessment for test prep
Expert Tips
- Double‑check the test version you took; conversion tables differ by test.
- Experimental sections are ignored automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions About LSAT Score Calculator
What is a raw LSAT score?
The raw score is the number of questions answered correctly before scaling (out of 120).
How accurate is this conversion?
It uses official per‑test conversion tables; results are as accurate as the published data allows.
How many questions are on the LSAT?
There are 100 scored questions (25 per section) plus 4 unscored experimental questions.
How long is the LSAT exam?
The LSAT is a 3 hour and 30 minute test, plus a 15‑minute break.
What is a good LSAT score?
Generally, a score of 165 or higher is considered competitive for top law schools.
What is the top LSAT score?
The maximum possible scaled score is 180.
How does the LSAT score affect law school admission?
Higher scores improve admission chances and scholarship eligibility; many schools publish median LSAT scores for admitted students.
What is the LSAT demon scholarship estimator?
It's a tool that estimates scholarship amounts based on your LSAT score and GPA using historical data.
How can I predict my law school ranking with my LSAT score?
Use the Law School Predictor tool which matches your score with average admitted scores at various schools.
What is an average LSAT score?
The median LSAT score nationwide is around 151.
What is a normal LSAT score range?
Scores typically range from 120 to 180, with most test‑takers scoring between 135 and 165.
What's a good LSAT score?
Scores of 165 + are strong; 160 + are competitive for many schools.
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