Scoring on New LSAT post LSAT-Flex

z.stan31

Can anyone explain to me how the new scoring is going to work and how I should prep for this with PTs? I'm registered for the November 13th test date and have been taking regular LSAT PTs. But I just realized that the new LSAT is a bit different and I have no idea how to adjust my score to reflect what I might actually get on the exam.

On my latest PT, I scored a 162 with a raw score of 78/100. Now that the test will only be three graded sections, how will this change my score? How many can I count on being able to miss in order to get a 170?

hills1111

I usually take PTs in flex mode so then it is graded as 3 sections, then I will just set up a problem set for an experimental. You could also look at the following site that shows the score conversion for 90, 91, 92 which are scored on three sections to give you an idea of what you would need to get your goal score (for these 3, 7-9 wrong is a 170 depending on the test)

https://lsac.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/360003493713-PrepTest-Conversion-Charts-