Author: Randall

Randall earned his JD from the University of Denver in 2013. He received his BA in Communications and Social Science from the University of Washington in 2010. Randall took the LSAT twice, and managed to improve his score by 14 points the second time around. He paid the price of learning to score high on the LSAT and hopes to help other potential law students avoid similar pain.

LSAT Score Conversion Table (Updated 2026) | Raw to Scaled

July 3, 2024

Convert your LSAT raw score to a scaled score (120-180) with our conversion table. Step-by-step guide for old and new format PrepTests.
Taking the LSAT-Flex Exam: Online At-Home LSAT Testing

April 9, 2020

Wondering if LSAT-Flex is right for you? Take a look at how this online LSAT will work, with key facts and analysis of the situation.
LSAT Test Dates 2026-2027: Deadlines and Score Release Dates

March 17, 2026

Every LSAT test date for 2026-2027 with registration deadlines, score release dates, and the August 2026 in-center testing change.
LSAT Scoring: How It Works, Score Ranges, and What You Need (2026)

February 2, 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.
How to Calculate Your LSAT Percentile

October 31, 2025

Check out our chart with the latest official LSAT score percentiles from LSAC and see where your LSAT score lands.

Author: Randall

LSAT Score Conversion Table (Updated 2026) | Raw to Scaled

Taking the LSAT-Flex Exam: Online At-Home LSAT Testing

LSAT Test Dates 2026-2027: Deadlines and Score Release Dates

LSAT Scoring: How It Works, Score Ranges, and What You Need (2026)

How to Calculate Your LSAT Percentile