Calculating LSAT Flex Score

FutureLawyer77 · September 2020

Hello! For the full 4-section LSAT I know that to get a 170 typically you can get around a -10 (depending on the curve). Does anyone know what's the max number wrong I should be aiming for if I'm hoping to make a 170 on the Flex? Thanks so much in advance!

Yan Wang · September 2020

https://7sage.com/lsat-flex-score-converter/

gulfamhdhillon · September 2020

Around 7 questions. Just take what you would usually get wrong say 15 and multiply by .75, and you should get a good sense of how much you need to get wrong for the test. I say multiply by .75 because there is simply a 25% decrease in questions that are scored.

FutureLawyer77 · September 2020

Thank you both!

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