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I haven't taken the LSAT yet, but I was just wondering how you receive your score? Do you get an e-mail giving your score? I've heard that's an unofficial report. Will that number from the e-mail contrast to what you actually received?

E-mail + http://www.lsac.org

E-mail with subject line: "Your future law career depends on the number found is this e-mail"


Not really, but you get the idea. And no, the # will not be any different than that found on your LSAC account.

From: LSAC Score Subject: Your MonthYear LSAT score


Dear stephinmd,

LSAC account number: xxxxx

Your MonthYear score is 165. The percentile rank is 92.

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.

Law School Admission Council

i've heard that the scores are released online first, a day (or a few hours, not sure) before they're emailed out. but if that's true you were probably better off not knowing it.. my bad

hankthetankwhatawank wrote:i've heard that the scores are released online first, a day (or a few hours, not sure) before they're emailed out. but if that's true you were probably better off not knowing it.. my bad

That's actually not true. So, good contribution.

Really? Is this new or something?

hankthetankwhatawank wrote:Really? Is this new or something?

Not sure if that's a new change. But I can tell you with certainty that they aren't available online that long beforehand. It's simultaneously sent via email and available online (or just about).

gaud wrote:

hankthetankwhatawank wrote:Really? Is this new or something?

Not sure if that's a new change. But I can tell you with certainty that they aren't available online that long beforehand. It's simultaneously sent via email and available online (or just about).

Following those ominous, grey icons....

stephinmd wrote:From: LSAC Score Subject: Your MonthYear LSAT score


Dear stephinmd,

LSAC account number: xxxxx

Your MonthYear score is 165. The percentile rank is 92.

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.

Law School Admission Council

I am not sure whether I can actually open this dreadful message in June...
Maybe I should forward this e-mail to my girlfriend...oh that could let her down and break up with me...

lovejopd wrote:

stephinmd wrote:From: LSAC Score Subject: Your MonthYear LSAT score


Dear stephinmd,

LSAC account number: xxxxx

Your MonthYear score is 165. The percentile rank is 92.

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.

Law School Admission Council

I am not sure whether I can actually open this dreadful message in June...

Maybe I should forward this e-mail to my girlfriend...oh that could let her down and break up with me...

If she breaks up with you due to the size of your LSAT score, let her go because it's not the size of that number she is interested in anyway.

Also, hey people, slow down on the score release stressing. Just three days after the test and some of you are already getting worked up about whether the email comes minutes or seconds before or after your online LSAC account is updated!?!

It's going to be a long unpleasant approximately three weeks for those of you that have already started the neurotic 'waiting for scores' stressing out behavior and thoughts.

Seriously, and forget about LSAT scores until about March 2nd or 5th.

Go for a bike ride or jog, play with your cat or dog, play a video game, watch a movie, read a book, polish up your personal statement or something.

geeze