A 175 is now the 99th percentile LSAT score. In 2014 it was the 99.5th. A 170 fell from the 97.5th percentile to the 95.5th, and a 160 dropped from the 80th to the 71st. Twice as many people are hitting the scores that used to separate you. Ben breaks down the new LSAC percentile tables and what score you now need to sit at median.

Also in this episode: the August LSAT goes fully in person for the first time in six years, LSAC stops counting dual enrollment coursework in your GPA, a full LSAT weaken question worked live, and Vanderbilt as school of the week with 46% Biglaw placement, an $80K sticker price, and the scholarship math that decides who actually cashes in.

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