140 by just putting C all the way down.

[SaraJean]

Here's information from a larger data set:  http://www.powerscore.com/lsat/help/guessing.cfm

[haus]

Here's information from a larger data set:  http://www.powerscore.com/lsat/help/guessing.cfm

Thanks for the tip SaraJean!

[Julie Fern]

So what've we learned from this? If you have to guess use a C or D since based on the OP's research  those average out to higher overall scores when guessing is required. Wish I'd of known that, my guess's tended to be random!

much like your apostrophes.

[Stephen Benson]

When i clicked on this topic i thought there will be a real horror and horrible story. but here is a simple discussion going on.

[Ryans5]

Haha there is always a rumor that you can just put C and pass, never works on anything ever. I do find myself guessing on maybe one or two sometimes though. I wonder if C is the best guess statistically if you absolutely have to?

[margiecardin]

If I were making the test I would make C, D, and E more common than the first three, because then people have to read more answer choices with each question and therefore eat up more time, so the test is even harder.

[a2blife]

Took a PrepTest just by randomly guessing, ended up with a 131.  That is good enough for a few Puerto Rican law schools.

[lawstudent#1]

Took a PrepTest just by randomly guessing, ended up with a 131.  That is good enough for a few Puerto Rican law schools.

-So go learn spanish. I hear they are always looking for fresh new prosocuters in Mexico!