Average LSAT Score of Matrics?

[AkhilAmar]

So I know the average LSAT score is 151, but what is the average of people who actually end up attending law school?

High 150's?

[traydeuce]

Maybe even 160, because you have to figure the minimum score to get in anywhere is - I don't know, 140, high 130s?

Incidentally, there's a famous constitutional scholar whose first name is Akhil... I'm blanking on his last name.

[F. Mercury]

Maybe even 160, because you have to figure the minimum score to get in anywhere is - I don't know, 140, high 130s?

Incidentally, there's a famous constitutional scholar whose first name is Akhil... I'm blanking on his last name.

that'd be akhil amar i believe.

[AkhilAmar]

Maybe even 160, because you have to figure the minimum score to get in anywhere is - I don't know, 140, high 130s?

Incidentally, there's a famous constitutional scholar whose first name is Akhil... I'm blanking on his last name.

that'd be akhil amar i believe.

what can i say, i'm a dominant force 

[AkhilAmar]

so what's the average?

i know at least one LSDer has some background knowledge on this?

[Rigel Rising]

This would be easy enough to calculate from the info published by LSAC. It would just take a lot of work.

[The A-Team]

Thanks for posting that data. It looks like the 25%-75% LSAT range for all matriculated students is 155-160 and the 25%-75% GPA range is 3.13-3.63. Compare that to the 25%-75% range of the top-15 USNWR ranked schools. Pretty big difference.