What is a good LSAT score?

Question

I was wondering what a good LSAT score is to get into Wayne State, Michigan State's law school, and U of M, respectively...

Answer 1

Cece,
Since this will decide your future, don't take our word for it - the statistics sited by the first (?) answer are correct, and anything about 165 is considered stellar. However, if you are insterested in very specific schools, your best bet is to pick up the phone, call their admissions office, and ask what the median LSAT score was for applicants accepted in 2006. Your goal will then be to beat *those* median scores, not the national ones. The LSAT is a complicated test, but not a difficult or impossible one. Learn the rules, think of the test as a game, and you will succeed.
best of luck

Answer 2

A good LSAT score to get in a top law school is 165 and higher. The median score is 150-155. I'm in my thrid year of law school. A person couldn't pay me to take the LSAT over!

Answer 3

It's more likely that his depression led to him having the low LSAT of 37, and not the other way around. If you get really really super depressed, then you can't study as well. Maybe the low test score was just the straw that broke the camel's back. Like the others, I'm sorry to hear about this.

Answer 4

lsat.com is a great source (see below)
That sight states all FAQ's
But it all depends on what school.
Basic rule of thumb stay above 170.
Also listed are great sites for other specific questions you may have on Wayne State, MSU, UofM.
Good Luck!

Answer 5

Based on my LSAT score (A perfect 1800, I may add) I was fought over by the likes of Yale, Harvard, Princeton, etc... But I figure a score of 22 or below will get you into hallowed Wayne State.

John Zonk JDS