Category: Scores
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When Are LSAT Scores Released?
Knowing your LSAT score release date is crucial to selecting the right LSAT test date. You want to be sure you’ll have your scores in hand in time to send them to your dream school (and your safety schools). So, let’s take a look at when you can expect to get your scores back. LSAT…
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How Much Can I Improve my LSAT Score?
The answer to the question “How much can I improve my LSAT score?” depends largely on where you’re starting out. As a general rule, the higher your starting score, the smaller the point gains you’re likely to see. In other words, someone starting with a practice test score of 168 may not be able to…
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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.
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How to Score a 160 on the LSAT
If you’re looking for the secret method on how to score a 160 on the LSAT, you’ve at the right place. All it takes is … you have to read on to find out!
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Understanding the LSAT Score Scale
What do you need to know about the LSAT score scale? Here’s the breakdown, from the average score to the highest LSAT score!
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LSAT Scores for the Top 100 Law Schools: The LSAT Scores you Need to Reach Your Goals.
Learn all about LSAT scores, including the average LSAT scores for the top 100 law schools and why your score matters, in this post.
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What Is a Non-Disclosed LSAT?
What is a non-disclosed LSAT? What are the differences between a non-disclosed and disclosed LSAT? Click here to find out!
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Top Tips for Achieving a High LSAT Score
If you’re reading these tips for a high LSAT score, you’ve probably set your target score high so you can attend a top 100 law school. If you’re not yet sure what your goal score is, start by reviewing Setting LSAT Prep Goals. Knowing your starting point and how far you have to go…
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How to Predict Your LSAT Score
Knowing how to predict your LSAT score is much easier than for other standardized tests. In fact, you’ll probably roll your eyes when I tell you.
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How to Cancel Your LSAT Scores
If you’re worried you absolutely bombed the LSAT, and you don’t want your score to count against you, you can cancel your LSAT scores before they’re issued!