Category: About the LSAT
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New LSAT Format (August 2027): What Changes | Magoosh
Starting August 2027 the LSAT drops its unscored section and moves to 3 longer sections. See the new format, timing, and how to prepare.
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LSAT Test Dates 2026-2027: Deadlines and Score Release Dates
Every 2026-2027 LSAT test date with registration deadlines and score release dates, plus what changed with in-person testing in August 2026.
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November LSAT: What You Need to Know
We’ve got all of the registration and score release dates for the November LSAT, along with tips on when to register and how to study.
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February LSAT: What You Need to Know
Thinking about taking the February LSAT-Flex? Check out important deadlines and top LSAT study tips for the February 2021 LSAT-Flex!
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April LSAT: What You Need to Know
Thinking about the April LSAT? Find everything you need to know about the April remote LSAT here, from deadlines to study tips.
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August LSAT: What You Need to Know
LSAC announced a new August LSAT test date in 2020. Learn about registration deadlines, fees, alternative test dates, and study resources in this post.
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Taking the June LSAT? What You Need to Know
Beginning with the August 2026 LSAT administration, LSAC is introducing major changes to the LSAT testing process. Most notably, the multiple-choice portion of the LSAT will move to primarily in-person testing, with remote testing available only in limited circumstances such as approved accommodations or extreme distance from a testing center. The content and structure of…
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October LSAT: What You Need to Know
Beginning with the August 2026 LSAT administration, LSAC is introducing major changes to the LSAT testing process. Most notably, the multiple-choice portion of the LSAT will move to primarily in-person testing, with remote testing available only in limited circumstances such as approved accommodations or extreme distance from a testing center. The content and structure of…
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LSAT Scoring: How It Works, Score Ranges, and What You Need (2026)
Learn how LSAT scoring works in 2026—from raw to scaled scores (120-180), percentiles, and what score you need for law school. Updated for the new format.
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How to Calculate Your LSAT Percentile
Check out our chart with the latest official LSAT score percentiles from LSAC and see where your LSAT score lands.
