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shauna355 Thinking about law school... What kinds of LSAT scores will I need to get into a top 20 law school. I'm not the best test taker, so will the schools consider other factors if my scores are a bit lower. Just starting this process, so may have a few more questions, but thanks for your help. #Law {{ 1446058928617+1-1 | date : 'short' }} law
Christina Taber-Kewene expert @shauna355 thanks for your question! You can look at online calculators like the one available at https://officialguide.lsac.org/release/ugpalsat/ugpalsat.aspx to see where you fall with your test scores. Realistically, you'll want to be hitting around the median of a given school to have a good shot at getting in, but other factors matter a lot, e.g. your GPA, major, personal statement, work experience and everything else that makes you, well, you!
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  • LSAT official Web site from the Law School Admission Council. LSAC's comprehensive services include: LSAT registration; free sample LSAT; LSDAS subscription; law school forum schedules and other events, LSAT test preparation materials, LSAT legal education videos; the LSACD and LSACD on the Web-searchable law school data and computerized law school applications; and much more.
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