Law School Chances Calculator
Enter your LSAT score and GPA to see your admission category — Safety, Target, Reach, or Far Reach — at all 203 US law schools with published admissions data, best fits first. Shareable link. Based on official admissions data.
Your Law School Summary
You're a Target or better at 106 of 203 schools.
LSAT 160 · GPA 3.50 · 203 schools analyzed
55
Safety · 27%
51
Target · 25%
38
Reach · 19%
59
Far Reach · 29%
Average admission probability across these schools: 39%. Individual probabilities below account for your percentile vs each school's admitted class and acceptance rate.
Your Best-Fit Law Schools
All 203 US schools with published data, sorted by your fit. Updates as you change your stats.
| # | School | LSAT (25/med/75) | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| 143 | Florida Coastal Law Jacksonville, FL | 144 / 148 / 151 | Safety |
| 200 | Concordia Law Boise, ID | 144 / 148 / 151 | Safety |
| 134 | Whittier Law Costa Mesa, CA | 144 / 148 / 151 | Safety |
| 132 | Thomas Jefferson Law San Diego, CA | 144 / 148 / 151 | Safety |
| 176 | Golden Gate Law San Francisco, CA | 146 / 150 / 153 | Safety |
| 164 | WMU Cooley Law Lansing, MI | 145 / 147 / 151 | Safety |
| 179 | La Verne Law Ontario, CA | 148 / 152 / 155 | Safety |
| 142 | Barry Law Orlando, FL | 148 / 150 / 152 | Safety |
| 190 | Southern Law Center Baton Rouge, LA | 145 / 147 / 150 | Safety |
| 193 | Atlanta John Marshall Law Atlanta, GA | 150 / 152 / 155 | Safety |
| — | Wilmington University School of Law New Castle, DE | 146 / 149 / 152 | Safety |
| 150 | Appalachian Law Grundy, VA | 145 / 146 / 151 | Safety |
| 129 | New York Law School New York, NY | 149 / 153 / 156 | Safety |
| 177 | University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law Washington, DC | 148 / 151 / 153 | Safety |
| 155 | Western New England Law Springfield, MA | 149 / 153 / 156 | Safety |
| 191 | NCCU Law Durham, NC | 149 / 151 / 154 | Safety |
| 151 | Widener Delaware Law Wilmington, DE | 149 / 152 / 154 | Safety |
| 198 | PUCPR Law Ponce, PR | 136 / 139 / 143 | Safety |
| 136 | Thurgood Marshall Law Houston, TX | 148 / 150 / 152 | Safety |
| 152 | Widener Commonwealth Law Harrisburg, PA | 147 / 150 / 153 | Safety |
| 133 | Western State Law Irvine, CA | 150 / 152 / 156 | Safety |
| 187 | Faulkner Jones Law Montgomery, AL | 148 / 150 / 154 | Safety |
| 170 | Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law Ada, OH | 146 / 149 / 151 | Safety |
| 143 | Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center Hawthorne, NY | 151 / 153 / 156 | Safety |
| 145 | University of Massachusetts School of Law Worcester, MA | 149 / 152 / 155 | Safety |
| 197 | Inter American Law San Juan, PR | 140 / 144 / 148 | Safety |
| 180 | UIC John Marshall Law Chicago, IL | 150 / 153 / 156 | Safety |
| 181 | NIU Law DeKalb, IL | 148 / 150 / 154 | Safety |
| 188 | Mississippi College Law Jackson, MS | 148 / 152 / 155 | Safety |
| 139 | UNT Dallas Law Dallas, TX | 151 / 153 / 156 | Safety |
Data from official law school disclosures. Match categories are estimates based on percentile vs admitted-student medians and acceptance rate — they are not a guarantee of admission.
The law school admissions landscape
What the numbers look like across the 203 US law schools with published admissions data — and where your stats need to land to be competitive.
158
Median admitted LSAT
139–175 across schools
3.66
Median admitted GPA
3.08–4.00 across schools
164+
Competitive LSAT
Top half of programs
3.81+
Competitive GPA
Top half of programs
Across these 203 law schools, the typical admitted student sits near a LSAT of 158 and a GPA of 3.66. To be competitive at the more selective half, aim for a LSAT of 164+ with a GPA around 3.81+.
Selectivity varies widely: 35 law schools admit fewer than 1 in 5 applicants, while 19 admit more than 60%. The most selective is Yale University (4%); the most accessible is Concordia University (73%).
That spread is why a single “LSAT score I need” number is misleading — the same stats can be a Safety at one school and a Far Reach at another. Enter yours above to see the split across every school.
How many schools open up as your LSAT rises
Holding GPA at the cohort median (3.66), the number of law schools where you'd be a Target or better.
| LSAT | Target or better | of which Safety |
|---|---|---|
| 151 | 38 / 203 | 9 |
| 156 | 83 / 203 | 34 |
| 161 | 121 / 203 | 78 |
| 165 | 149 / 203 | 122 |
| 170 | 180 / 203 | 137 |
How the law chances calculator works
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Enter your LSAT score
Type your LSAT score (range 120–180) into the calculator. Estimates are allowed — you can also enter a target score you're working towards.
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Enter your GPA
Enter your undergraduate GPA (range 2.0–4.3). Use cumulative GPA on the 4.0 scale. Your match categories update immediately.
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Review your match categories at every school
For each of the 203 US law schools with published admissions data, the calculator shows whether you are a Safety, Target, Reach, or Far Reach — best fits first. Safety = your stats exceed 75% of admitted students; Target = at or above the median; Reach = below median but within the admitted range; Far Reach = below the 25th percentile.
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Instant match categories
Percentile-based scoring vs each school's 25th/50th/75th LSAT and GPA.
Calibrated probabilities
Logistic model using acceptance rate — so 'Safety' at Yale Law differs from an open-admission school.
Shareable results
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How categories are calculated
- Safety (75-100): your stats exceed 75% of admitted students.
- Target (50-74): at or above the median admit.
- Reach (25-49): below median but within the admitted range.
- Far Reach (0-24): below the 25th percentile of admitted students.
Law school uses a 60/40 LSAT/GPA weighting, the same weighting favored by most admissions committees.