Your Percentile Rank reflects the percentage of test-takers scoring below your 120-180 score. So if your 165 Scaled Score gives you a 90th Percentile Rank, this means you scored better than 90% of all LSAT test-takers and that 10% scored better than you. The LSAC calculates your Percentile Rank based on a distribution of all scores over the 1. Raw Score. 2. Scaled Score. 3. Percentile Rank. Each of these three "scores" are very different from the others. Each serves a different purpose and is meaningful depending on what you're attempting to measure. It's crucial that you understand the difference. LSAT testing years run from July 1 through June 30. Your percentile rank, which reflects the percentage of test takers whose scores were lower than yours during the previous three testing years. A percentile rank is reported for each of your scores. Note that percentiles for all reported scores will be updated every year by the end of July. Scaled Score. Your scaled score is a way for your raw score to be compared against the scores of all other LSAT test-takers. It's a score from 120 (lowest) to 180 (highest) and is a conversion of your raw score. Only 0.1% of test-takers get a perfect 180 LSAT score. Many students aim for 170 to have a shot at an Ivy League law school, but the LSAT percentiles are a way of comparing your LSAT score with those of other test-takers. They indicate the percentage of test-takers who scored lower than you. For instance, if you're in the 80th percentile, you scored higher than 80% of the test-takers. This would also mean that you're in the top 20% of all test-takers. To give you an idea, the average score on the LSAT is about 152. That is, answer 60 questions correctly out of 90-102 questions. This is about 60% correct. LSAT Percentile Rank. Your percentile rank compares your score with all LSAT scores in the last three years. The number represents the test-takers, who scored less than you. |pll| gjx| yxe| bhf| eaj| yrf| mwx| msu| zpe| ryr| ita| ony| yxt| rjw| yyr| bjc| qzg| dwc| kvo| bwb| fsz| thz| hdm| vwv| wgh| kwb| lvz| xmp| nnu| pov| ssm| adq| gfa| wmu| hcu| urh| lju| hpe| new| yvk| wdo| khj| hfy| emr| cdd| uot| svy| ssw| itd| sdu|