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LSAT
LSAT “Percentile Rank” Charts (2014-present)
The 120-180 scoring scale on the LSAT is arbitrarily chosen (i.e, it could just as easily be 0-60). The true significance of LSAT scores is in their “percentile rank.” The “percentile ranks” associated with LSAT scores on the 120-180 scale has changed since a decade ago.
LSAC publishes these percentile rank charts in three-year blocks. To see and compare the percentile ranks for recent years, and to compare them to the ones in the 2014-2017 timeframe, please click the links below. If you have any questions about these charts or LSAT score distributions/percentile ranks in general, please email me at mark@scoreitup.com.
2022-2025 LSAT Percentile Table
2021-2024 LSAT Percentile Table
2020-2023 LSAT Percentile Table
2014-2017 LSAT Score Distribution Chart
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