what do you think is the lowest score one can get on the LSAT with a 3.9 gpa? I took the LSAT and scored soso

Answer 1

well your gpa and your LSAT scores aren't necessarily dependant

but it's looking pretty good for you...just study and work hard

Answer 2

120? Is that the lowest score possible?

GPA and LSAT score have no correlation. You'd assume someone with a 3.9 GPA could get above a 150, but that's not always the case.

Answer 3

# If you have a high GPA and low LSAT

* Unfortunately, the LSAT is generally given much more weight than the GPA so even if you have a very high GPA it will not compensate that much for a low LSAT. Generally, if your LSAT score is below the 25th percentile, even though your GPA is above the 75th percentile, you are unlikely to be accepted. However, if your LSAT is at or around the 25th percentile, a very high GPA at or above the 75th percentile might be enough to compensate.

Answer 4

400, I believe. And thats as long as you get your name right. If not, then 0? Unless things have changed since I took them 13years ago.

However, that aside, the answer is that tests and GPA's do not always correlate. A person who works hard on a daily basis, and is able to study what they know will be on the test may not be able to retain that knowledge and retrieve it on a random question test such as the SAT's. The opposite can be true as well. You can have a so-so GPA, but score decently on the SAT/ACT's.

For instance, I had a 2.1 GPA (because I dicked around alot) and scored a 1290 on the SAT and a 29 on the ACT.

If you did poorly on the SAT, you can either take it again, or not let it worry you too much. If you are looking at a school that requires high in both to get in, then re-take it. Otherwise, what you'll find is that the tests are only relevant for getting in to college. After that, they dont mean diddly squat.