151 LSAT Score

What a 151 means, its percentile, and the law schools where it makes you competitive.

151

Scaled score

~47.9%

Percentile (scored better than ~47.9% of test takers)

ABA schools with median LSAT ≤ 151

Is 151 a good LSAT score?

A 151 is higher than roughly 47.9% of all LSAT test takers. That is an above-average score — competitive at many regional schools, and worth pairing with a strong GPA.

Law schools that accept a 151 LSAT (median ≤ 151)

School	State	Median LSAT	Median GPA	Acceptance
Capital University Law School	OH	151	3.44	65.9%
University of District of Columbia	DC	151	3.28	36.98%
North Carolina Central University	NC	151	3.31	n/a
University of North Dakota	ND	151	3.48	63.09%
Oklahoma City University	OK	151	3.56	51.61%
Barry University	FL	150	3.23	55.94%
Faulkner University	AL	150	3.33	53.87%
Northern Illinois University	IL	150	3.41	44.27%
Roger Williams University	RI	150	3.43	61.32%
Texas Southern University	TX	150	3.33	33.12%
Widener University Commonwealth Law School	PA	150	3.33	60.4%
Ohio Northern University	OH	149	3.34	n/a
Southern Illinois University	IL	149	3.38	56.22%
Wilmington University School of Law	DE	149	3.13	52.01%
Cooley Law School	MI	147	3.09	52.91%
Southern University	LA	147	3.15	56.55%
Appalachian School of Law	VA	146	3.2	60.93%
Inter American University of Puerto Rico	PR	144	3.39	50.92%
Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico	PR	139	3.33	61.54%

Reach schools (median up to 154)

The University of Akron (median 154)
Charleston School of Law (median 154)
Elon University (median 154)
Liberty University (median 154)
Loyola University-New Orleans (median 154)
Mitchell/Hamline School of Law (median 154)
Northern Kentucky University (median 154)
Pace University (median 154)
Willamette University (median 154)
University of Arkansas at Little Rock (median 153)

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