The following is the scoring scale for the Law School Admission Test #18. The scaled LSAT score is your LSAT score scaled across raw scores for the past 3-years for all LSAT test takers. The highest possible scaled LSAT score is 180 and the lowest is 120. The following values are used to determine your LSAT sore:

• Scaled LSAT Score: Is your total number of correct answers, also known as your raw score, scaled to all LSAT test takers within 3-years of the year you took the LSAT. [In recent years, the raw score necessary to obtain a 160 has risen as the average raw score for LSAT takers has seen a steady upward trend]
• Lowest/Highest Raw Score: The raw score range, or total number of correct answers, required to obtain the scaled score for this test administration.

Administered: December 1995

Difficulty Level: N/A