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LSAT Practice Test LSAT practice tests Logic games Logical Reasoning Reading Comprehension Writing Sample Analytical Reasoning LSAT Free Test Sample Questions Logical reasoning Analytical reasoning Reading comprehension Writing sample example LSAT Percentiles Percentiles chart LSAT Format LSAT Scores LSAT scores questions LSAT Test Dates US, Canada, Caribbeans. Australia and New Zealand Europe, Middle East, Africa Asia South America LSAT Registration LSAT FAQ What is LSAT? LSAT and law schools	LSAT Scores and Law Schools A brief view of how the LSAT score affects the qualification chances into law schools.   LSAT Practice Tests Practice LSAT Tests 95th percentile style questions From $35   Get it Now                      Every law school applicant must present a valid LSAT score in order to apply. While the LSAT score is not the only requirement, the grade you receive on the LSAT is a big determinant of which law school you gain access to. Each school has different standards regarding LSAT scores and GPA. Scoring below a 150 will lessen your chances of getting into any law school. We have compiled a list of eight universities across the U.S. and Canada, providing the average GPA and LSAT scores of first year students who applied and qualified in 2010. The schools listed below were chosen by random based on a coast to coast overview. We tried to give a well rounded view of different types of law schools and not just list the top ranked ones. University LSAT Score GPA Arizona State University 161 3.6 Columbia University 171 3.7 Emory 166 3.54 University of Calgary  158 3.5 Barry University 151 2.92 University of North Carolina 163 3.5 University of San Francisco 159 3.45 Washington University 167 3.7 Read more about: LSAT scores LSAT practice tests	Free Practice Free MCAT TestReading Comp. TestFree LSAT TestData Sufficiency TestCritical Reasoning Test "It helped improve my logic games techniques." Steve, LSAT Student, Jan 2011 Share