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Does LSAC just send us an email stating, "170" (or probably in my case, 120)?

This may have been asked before or else posted somewhere on the site, but I was wondering if they give us a breakdown of how many we got correct on each section, etc, along with what the curve actually is.

You get the score (161 for example) and then they provide you the answer sheets for each section.

play2win wrote:Does LSAC just send us an email stating, "170" (or probably in my case, 120)?

This may have been asked before or else posted somewhere on the site, but I was wondering if they give us a breakdown of how many we got correct on each section, etc, along with what the curve actually is.

You're going to get a 180 buddy! Be positive!! <3

They send an email in addition to updating the LSAC website. The subject of the email is something like "LSAT Score Release." The actual score is in the body of the email. If you want a more specific breakdown of your score, you have to log onto LSAC.

Search through the forum and look for old score release threads. People have posted the text of the email and their LSAC status page, complete with a score and what the pdf's look like.

Subject: Your June 2010 LSAT Score

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Dear Firstname Lastname,

LSAC account number: L XXXXXXXX

Your June 2010 LSAT score is 172. The percentile rank is 99.

This is your unofficial score report.

A copy of your LSAT Score Report will be available under the LSAT tab in the LSAT Status section of your LSAC online account at http://www.lsac.org. Other test related documents (in accordance with LSAC disclosure policies) may also be available under LSAT Documents.

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Thanks much guys.

If I get the above e-mail, those around me will wonder why I'm doing the Chuck Liddell celebration.

Is 172 really 99% ?

crysmissmichelle wrote:Is 172 really 99% ?

Yup, 170 is 98th

crysmissmichelle wrote:Is 172 really 99% ?

It's actually 98.6% or something like that, but LSAC rounds up.

173 is 99%.

plenipotentiary wrote:

crysmissmichelle wrote:Is 172 really 99% ?

It's actually 98.6% or something like that, but LSAC rounds up.

173 is 99%.

nvm here is the chart.

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