LSAT Score Calculator: Raw Score Converter, Flex Calculator & Law School Admission Predictor

Calculate your LSAT score instantly with our comprehensive calculator suite. Convert raw scores to scaled scores (120-180), use the LSAT Flex converter, predict law school admission chances with GPA, and analyze your performance section-by-section. Our calculator uses official LSAC conversion tables and percentile rankings from 2022-2025 testing years.

LSAT Raw Score to Scaled Score Converter

Enter your raw score (number of questions answered correctly) to calculate your scaled LSAT score.

Test Format:

Raw Score (Correct Answers):

Your LSAT Score Results

Scaled Score:

Percentile Rank:

Score Range:

Performance Level:

LSAT Scoring Formula

Scaled Score = f(Raw Score)

where f is the conversion function based on LSAC equating tables

The LSAT uses equating to ensure fairness across different test administrations. Each test has a unique conversion table that maps raw scores to scaled scores (120-180).

LSAT-Flex Score Converter

Convert between LSAT-Flex raw scores (0-75) and traditional scaled scores (120-180). The LSAT-Flex was a 3-section remote test administered during COVID-19.

LSAT-Flex Raw Score (0-75):

LSAT-Flex Conversion Results

Scaled Score:

Percentile:

Percentage Correct:

About LSAT-Flex

The LSAT-Flex consisted of three sections (one Reading Comprehension, one Analytical Reasoning, and one Logical Reasoning) with approximately 75 total questions. The scoring scale remained 120-180, but the conversion table was adjusted for the reduced number of questions.

Law School Admission Predictor (GPA + LSAT)

Estimate your law school admission chances by combining your undergraduate GPA and LSAT score.

Undergraduate GPA (0.0 - 4.0):

LSAT Score (120-180):

Law School Admission Predictions

Academic Index:

Target School Tier:

T14 Schools:

Top 50 Schools:

Top 100 Schools:

Admission Index Formula

Index = (a × LSAT) + (b × GPA) + c

Where a, b, and c are school-specific coefficients. Generally, LSAT scores carry approximately 60% weight and GPA carries 40% weight in admissions decisions.

LSAT Percentile Calculator

Find your percentile rank based on your scaled LSAT score using official LSAC data from 2022-2025 testing years.

LSAT Scaled Score (120-180):

Percentile Ranking Results

Your Score:

Percentile Rank:

Performance Category:

Interpretation:

Scaled Score	Percentile	Category
175-180	99th	Exceptional (T6 Schools)
170-174	95-98th	Excellent (T14 Schools)
165-169	86-93th	Very Good (T20 Schools)
160-164	73-84th	Good (T50 Schools)
155-159	56-70th	Above Average (Regional)
150-154	38-52th	Average (Most Schools)
145-149	22-35th	Below Average
140-144	11-20th	Low
120-139	0-10th	Very Low