As of 12/18/2015
Applicants’ LSAT scores have now been expanded to include all scores (to my knowledge for the first time). Per LSAC "Please use the
percent-change data with caution, as smaller cell counts may affect the reliability of the
percentages." The table below shows the ungrouped high LSAT score of 2016 ABA applicants with the percent change from last year:
Highest/LSAT/Number of Applicants/ Pct Chg YTD
< 140 1,150 -10.6%
140 222 -5.5%
141 296 15.6%
142 227 -2.6%
143 325 11.3%
144 331 23.5%
145 259 -33.2%
146 402 9.5%
147 416 -0.2%
148 363 4.3%
149 514 11.3%
150 469 -11.7%
151 432 -22.4%
152 600 17.6%
153 614 4.6%
154 609 6.8%
155 497 -17.3%
156 646 6.6%
157 608 24.3%
158 722 6.2%
159 460 -7.3%
160 663 31.8%
161 653 5.3%
162 396 -31.0%
163 614 43.1%
164 681 13.3%
165 403 15.8%
166 450 -22.0%
167 521 47.6%
168 364 -2.9%
169 565 44.1%
170 332 14.9%
171 297 27.5%
172 259 2.8%
173 186 13.4%
174 164 13.1%
175 100 -3.8%
176 91 46.8%
177 69 27.8%
178 35 59.1%
179 16 -40.7%
180 28 40.0%