LSAT Score Calculator

The LSAT reports a scaled score from 120 to 180, and LSAC does not publish the raw-to-scaled conversion in full because every test form is equated on its own curve. This tool applies one stated rule instead: 120 plus 60 times the share of scored questions answered correctly, rounded to a whole number. Enter a raw score together with the number of scored questions, or enter the three scored sections separately, and it returns the estimate alongside the rule it used. A real conversion table bends away from that straight line, so the figure is a rough position rather than a score, and the table printed with a PrepTest beats it every time.