http://www.lsatreport.com/table.php
This may give you an idea of what you need to shoot for on the LSAT to find your way into the index median for some schools (it doesn't have all the schools).
This is a good tool, but judging by my decisions a bit too nazi on your admission chances, specially based on GPA. This could perhaps be because several schools 'accepted' my explanation of UGPA and I'm thus not representative, but at least, that's how it turned out for me. It's a nice tool, just don't consider it a bible.
You're right, it is a great tool that gives applicants an idea of the likelihood of their acceptance based on their numbers, but NO tool can account for all situations, jesus. Using your one situation as a counterexample is hardly valuable criticism.
True and it really wasn't meant as a criticism, just sort of a "heads up, this is what was 'off' for me". My tendencies were very clearly that their LSAT assumptions were pretty much spot on, but apparently many schools were more flexible to UGPA. As both UGPA and LSAT are individually 'color coded', I figured that might be useful info

By no means trying to discourage people from using it, this is one of the better 'LSAT calculators' I've seen out there.