What is the LSAT Average Score?
Here’s the breakdown of LSAT scores, courtesy of a LSAC research report:
LSAT Score Curve
You’ll see that the national LSAT average score is 150 (actually, often technically between 150 and 151). For your statistics buffs, one standard deviation either way is 10 points — meaning that the vast bulk of LSAT takers will score between 140 and 160.
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