What-if admissions estimator

The what-if estimator shows how your school list shifts when your LSAT moves a few points. Enter your LSAT and GPA, then pick a score change. Schools move between chance bands based on published medians: a few points can move several schools from reach to target. Bands are estimates, not predictions of individual decisions.

Enter your LSAT and GPA, then pick an LSAT change. You see how your school list shifts between chance bands when your score moves up or down a few points. This is a companion to our admissions estimator: same 196 schools, same method.

Estimates only, not guarantees. Bands compare your numbers to published medians; they cannot predict individual decisions.

How to read this

• The point of the what-if: a few LSAT points rarely move your whole list, but they move the schools near the cut lines. The movers table shows exactly which ones.
• Safety, Target, Reach, Long shot are rough bands from published medians, not odds. Apply to a mix of bands either way.
• Data: ABA Standard 509 disclosures, Fall 2025 entering class (via ILRG 2026), 196 schools. Dataset compiled October 2026.

Last updated October 12, 2026