LSAT & Law School Calculators
Free tools for every stage of the application cycle. No signup required.
Updated for 2025-26 cycle
LSAT Score & Percentile Calculator
Convert raw score (0-76) to scaled score (120-180) and LSAC percentile rank.
LSAC 2022-2025 testing data
Law School Admissions Probability
Acceptance odds across the T14 plus a detailed breakdown for any one of 195 ABA-accredited law schools.
ABA 509 disclosures
LSAT Retake Calculator
See how much your acceptance odds across the top 25 schools improve when you raise your LSAT to a higher target.
ABA 509 + LSAC retaker data
Frequently asked questions
- What data do these calculators use?
- The percentile lookup uses LSAC's official 2022-2025 testing-year percentile data. The raw-to-scaled conversion is an approximation of recent LSAT curves; real curves vary by a point or two per sitting due to LSAC equating. The admissions and retake calculators use the ABA Annual Questionnaire (Fall 2025 JD applicant and enrollee data, published 2025-12-15), the disclosures every accredited law school is required to file. Source: abarequireddisclosures.org.
- Which calculator should I use?
- If you're studying and want to translate your raw practice-test score, use the score and percentile calculator. If you have an LSAT and GPA and want to know your odds at a specific school, use the admissions probability calculator. If you have a current LSAT and are debating whether to study for another sitting, use the retake calculator.
- How accurate are the probability estimates?
- The model uses each school's reported LSAT and GPA percentile spread (25th, 50th, 75th) together with its overall selectivity to estimate where an applicant stands. Treat the output as a competitiveness benchmark, not a verdict. Real admissions decisions weight personal statements, work experience, demographics, and yield modeling that no public dataset captures. The estimate is most reliable for splitter and reverse-splitter profiles where LSAT and GPA dominate the decision.
- Are these calculators free?
- Yes. Every calculator above is fully usable without signup or payment. Some have a Pro tier that adds extras (the admissions calculator tracks odds against your saved target-school list and adds tier-by-tier charts that update with your synced scores; the retake calculator projects against your specific school list instead of the T25 average), but the free version of each is complete and useful on its own.