Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
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The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a standardized assessment used by law schools to evaluate applicants. Administered by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), the exam is designed to assess critical abilities such as reading comprehension and logical reasoning. It is a key component of the admissions process for most law schools in the United States, common law programs in Canada, and a growing number of international institutions.
LSAT scores and Harvard Law School admission
To be a competitive applicant for Harvard Law School, you should aim for an LSAT score of 174 or higher. While the median score for the entering class is 174, the middle 50% range typically falls between 171 and 176.[1]
Recommended books
- The PowerScore LSAT Bible Duology 2026-2027: Prep Strategies for Each Section of the LSAT – Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension by David M. Killoran and Jon M. Denning. West Academic Publishing. April 27, 2026
- LSAT Practice Book: 10 Full Practice Tests for Complete LSAT Exam Preparation by Fast Prep Learning. PublishDrive. November 6, 2025