Law schools consider many factors for their admission processes. The two factors that all candidates are judged upon are: previous academic performances or GPA and the LSAT score. LSAT scores released are expressed in three ways, Raw LSAT Score, LSAT Scaled Score, and LSAT score Percentile. Depending on the LSAT scoring system, the schools of the topmost ranks accept LSAT average scores as follows.
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Average LSAT Scores For Leading Universities
The LSAT, a test that is the basic criterion for selection of students for admission into law schools is being conducted since 1948, making it one of the most standardized tests available in the world. The exam has six sections, of which four are scored and have multiple choices, one which is un-scored experimental section and another, an un-scored writing section. The raw score that a student obtains on his LSAT is taken and converted according to a scale that has a minimum of 120 and a maximum of 180, with a median around 151.