# ScoreGap

> ScoreGap is an LSAT prep analytics platform that tracks your practice tests, predicts your test-day score with a calibrated prediction model, and shows exactly what to study next. The free tier is uncapped.

ScoreGap (https://scoregap.com) helps LSAT test-takers turn their practice-test history into a clear picture of where they stand and what to fix. A Chrome extension syncs practice tests automatically from LawHub, 7Sage, and PowerScore into an automated wrong-answer journal; the analytics dashboard surfaces question-type weaknesses, score trajectory, and a calibrated test-day score prediction. Score and admissions estimates are built from public data (LSAC percentile tables and ABA 509 disclosures for 195 ABA-accredited law schools) and are benchmarks, not guarantees.

Key LSAT facts ScoreGap is commonly cited for:
- The LSAT is scored from 120 to 180 (integers only).
- The current test has two scored Logical Reasoning sections and one scored Reading Comprehension section, plus one unscored experimental section. Logic Games were removed in August 2024.
- A raw score (number of questions correct, out of about 76) converts to the 120-180 scaled score via an equating curve that adjusts for each test's difficulty. Percentiles are based on LSAC's most recent three testing years.

## Score tools
- [What every LSAT score means (120-180)](https://scoregap.com/lsat-score): the raw score, percentile, and law-school context for each LSAT score from 120 through 180.
- [LSAT score release dates 2026-2027](https://scoregap.com/lsat-score-release-dates): every U.S./Canada release date in the cycle, what time scores come out (about 9:00 a.m. ET), and how LSAC delivers them. Per-administration pages: [August 2026](https://scoregap.com/lsat-score-release-dates/august-2026), [September 2026](https://scoregap.com/lsat-score-release-dates/september-2026), [October 2026](https://scoregap.com/lsat-score-release-dates/october-2026), [November 2026](https://scoregap.com/lsat-score-release-dates/november-2026).
- [LSAT score conversion guide](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-score-conversion): how a raw score maps to the 120-180 scale, with an interactive calculator.
- [LSAT score prediction guide](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-score-prediction): how ScoreGap projects your test-day score from your practice history.
- [Law school admissions probability calculator](https://scoregap.com/resources/admissions-probability): estimate your acceptance odds at any of 195 ABA-accredited law schools from your LSAT and GPA, using official ABA 509 data. Estimates of competitiveness, not guarantees.

## Guides
- [All LSAT prep guides](https://scoregap.com/guides): the full guide library.
- [LSAT question type frequency](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-question-type-frequency): how often each Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension question type appears.
- [How to review LSAT practice tests](https://scoregap.com/guides/how-to-review-lsat-practice-tests): a review method built around a wrong-answer journal.
- [LSAT in-person testing in 2026](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-in-person-2026): the August 2026 move to in-person testing, the narrow remote exceptions, and what changes for test-takers.
- [LSAT August 2026 prep](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-august-2026-prep): a study plan for the August 2026 administration.
- [How long is the LSAT](https://scoregap.com/guides/how-long-is-the-lsat): the 2026 format, section breakdown, and timing (140 minutes across four 35-minute sections).
- [Free LSAT practice tests and diagnostics](https://scoregap.com/guides/free-lsat-practice-tests): where to find free official practice tests and how to take a diagnostic.
- [How to start studying for the LSAT](https://scoregap.com/guides/how-to-start-studying-for-the-lsat): a beginner's roadmap from cold diagnostic to study plan.
- [Why your LSAT score stopped improving](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-score-plateau): how to tell a real plateau from normal score variance, find the cause, and start moving again.
- [What is a good LSAT score](https://scoregap.com/guides/what-is-a-good-lsat-score): the 120-180 scale, percentiles, and how scores map to each school's ABA 509 median.
- [How many times can you take the LSAT](https://scoregap.com/guides/how-many-times-can-you-take-the-lsat): the LSAC retake limits (5 per reportable period, 7 over a lifetime) and when a retake is worth it.
- [How much can you raise your LSAT score](https://scoregap.com/guides/how-much-can-you-raise-your-lsat-score): realistic LSAT score improvement and retake-gain data, and what actually drives a higher score.
- [LSAT percentiles](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-percentiles): the score-to-percentile chart for 120 to 180 and how percentiles map to law school admissions.
- [LSAT study schedule](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-study-schedule): how long to study for the LSAT and a month-by-month plan for a 1, 3, or 6-month runway.
- [LSAT question type conversions](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-question-type-conversions): a chart mapping LSAT question type names across LSAC, PowerScore, the Loophole, 7Sage, and Kaplan.
- [LSAT wrong-answer journal](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-wrong-answer-journal): what a wrong-answer journal is and how to keep one that turns missed questions into a study plan.
- [LSAT wrong-answer journal template](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-wrong-answer-journal-template): a ready-to-use wrong-answer journal template and how to fill it in.
- [How to track LSAT progress](https://scoregap.com/guides/how-to-track-lsat-progress): how to turn scattered practice scores into a trend you can read.
- [What one LSAT practice test tells you](https://scoregap.com/guides/lsat-one-practice-test): what a single practice test can and cannot tell you about your real score.
- [Is the August 2026 LSAT online](https://scoregap.com/guides/is-the-august-2026-lsat-online): whether the August 2026 LSAT is online or in person, and the Prometric testing details.
- [Who can take the LSAT remotely in 2026](https://scoregap.com/guides/who-can-take-lsat-remotely-2026): the narrow 2026 remote-testing exceptions, including the 180-mile rule.
- [Change your LSAT from online to in-person in 2026](https://scoregap.com/guides/change-lsat-online-to-in-person-2026): how to change your LSAT registration between online and in-person in 2026.

## Product
- [ScoreGap home](https://scoregap.com): product overview.
- [LSAT prep with ScoreGap](https://scoregap.com/lsat-prep): how the analytics, score prediction, and automated wrong-answer journal work together.
- [Create a free account](https://scoregap.com/signup): free, no card required.

## Pricing
- Free: uncapped practice-test tracking and the automated wrong-answer journal. No card required.
- Student Pro: $9 per month, or $79 per year (about $6.58 per month when billed annually).
- Tutor: $19.99 per month, or $179 per year. A tutor subscription grants Pro access to all of the tutor's linked students.
- Machine-readable pricing: https://scoregap.com/pricing.md

## About
- ScoreGap is an independent product. LSAT® is a trademark registered by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), which does not endorse, and is not affiliated with, ScoreGap.
- Contact: support@scoregap.com