In this article, I include the LSAT PrepTest raw score conversion charts for LSAT PrepTests 1 – 74. The below pictures show the minimum number of credited responses (correctly-answered questions) that will allow you to get a particular score.
At the end, I include links to some analysis of the below data.
First, some notes on the LSAT PrepTest raw score conversion charts:
“__*” means no test-taker received that score on that exam.
“SP” stands for SuperPrep, Official (Feb 97) is the Official LSAT PrepTest with Explanations, and Free (June 07) PDF on LSAC’s website.
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You can view this information as a series of picture files. One click to enlarge each picture, and you’re there.
The following links cover raw score conversions for LSAT scores from ~140-180.
PrepTests A, B, C, Feb 97, and 1-17
You probably won’t score anywhere close to 140 once you start doing full-length PrepTests towards the end of your prep (that’s when people tend to start thinking about raw score conversions). If you’re scoring below 140, or if you’re just plain interested, here are the raw score conversion charts for LSAT scores below 140:
PrepTests A, B, C, Feb 97, and 1-17
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To learn about how raw scores and score conversions work, see the LSAT Curve series starting with: The LSAT Curve | Test-Equating at LSAC.
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