How do law schools actually use my LSAT score?

Schools use your LSAT score as a standardized measure of the reasoning skills that predict first-year performance. It is weighed alongside GPA, and together they form the academic core of your file. It also drives merit scholarship decisions at many schools. That is why it carries so much weight.

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Last updated October 12, 2026