Pick a target LSAT score by guessing, and you find out what the school's last class scored after you've applied.
Ask this connector what a law school's class scored and you get the 25th, median, and 75th percentile LSAT and GPA, for 196 schools, with the source next to each number. Ask what the school costs and you get its ABA 509 numbers: acceptance rate, tuition, the share of students who got a grant, the median grant, and the first-time bar passage rate, each with the year it was filed. Give it your LSAT score and it lists the schools where that score sits at or above the 75th percentile, the median, or the 25th percentile.
Ask when the next LSAT is and you get the next 3 test dates, the registration deadline for each, and the day scores come out, all checked against LSAC. Ask what's on the test and you get the current format. Logic Games came off the LSAT in August 2024, and prep books written before then still teach it.
You can also ask if there's a free explanation for a specific LSAT question. If there is, you get the answer, a short version of our reasoning, and the link to the full walkthrough. If there isn't, you get the closest ones that exist. For practice, it links a free drill by question type or Reading Comprehension passage topic.
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