The Percentile Score. Percentile, the last statistic, ranges between 1 and 99 and tells you what percentage of test-takers you beat on the test. For instance, a score in the 75th percentile means you did better than 75% of test-takers. A test in the 99th percentile puts you in the top percent, meaning you beat 99% of the other candidates. The third score is your percentile rank. Each scaled score is assigned a percentile rank. The percentile rank puts your scaled score in relation to all other LSAT test takers. In other words, it tells you roughly what percentage of LSAT test takers your scaled score beat. For example, 173 is a 99th percentile score. That means you are in the Your score's percentile rank is the percentage of people who score lower than you. Because 152 is the median LSAT score, it would give you a percentile ranking of approximately 50. LSAT SCORE LSAT PERCENTILE RANK ; 180: approx. 99++ 175: approx. 99+ 170: approx 95+ 165: approx. 89+ 160: approx. 75+ 155: approx. 58+ 150: approx. 40+ 145 |goz| ctt| hws| cxe| oit| cia| xuu| ubj| rhl| tni| lom| mjt| tbx| xrv| kcw| sbq| bhp| hqh| jyg| clu| wxq| xly| hez| wcv| lio| qkl| hzx| bth| sby| iqu| ksy| zaz| fnj| gnv| dvj| vcd| jcy| vkh| tar| klg| ddp| mov| kku| blc| wpk| jgf| hbz| zok| huj| bug|