I was practicing at 168-173 and ended up with a 161, which was lower than my diagnostic. FWIW, I was also extremely sick when I took it. That test was crazy hard.

@Lillia555 @binks 7sage does that to be in line with LSAC. LSAC recalculates your GPA when you apply, so your school's grading system may be different from theirs and thus your GPA may be different. LSAC's CAS GPA is on a 4.33 scale.

It absolutely disadvantages students whose schools do not have A+ in their system, because it is literally impossible to get above a 4.0 under the CAS system.

You can find the CAS general grading system here: https://www.lsac.org/applying-law-school/jd-application-process/cas/requesting/transcript-summarization#GradeConversionTable. You can look up how your specific school's grading system is interpreted by LSAC here: https://members.lsac.org/MenuItems/IGUGS/IGUGS-Search.aspx