Using LSAC’s Official Guide , you can search for schools by location, keyword, and UGPA/LSAT combination to find the best law school for you. Each school profile also provides links to the institution’s most up-to-date information on admission requirements, tuition, special programs, and more.

Select schools from a U.S. map

You can keep track of the schools to which you’d like to apply in your LSAC JD Account. To create your School List, select “Search for Schools” from your account dashboard. From here, you can access a full list of LSAC-member law schools. All ABA-approved law schools are also members of LSAC.

When you find a school that interests you, make sure to add it to your personal School List. This will give you access to the school’s online application.

Using Your UGPA and LSAT Score to Predict Likelihood of Admission to Law School

Results for the UGPA/LSAT search are computed using a proprietary logistic regression model employing fall 2023 full-time application and admission data as reported by all ABA-approved law schools. The results presented represent approximately a 95 percent probability that an applicant to a particular school for fall 2023 would have had the stated percentage likelihood of admission. Logistic regression assumes certain statistical patterns in the data and may slightly over- or under-represent the actual probability of admission of an applicant to that year’s class if those patterns were not uniformly present. For instance, this model might overestimate the probability for admittance for applicants just under the lowest score that a school accepted in 2023, and it might underestimate the probability for admittance for applicants just above that score. For more details on acceptance ranges at each school, please review the school’s full Official Guide page.

Please keep the following in mind when reviewing the likelihood of admission figures:

• All likelihood of admission percentages reflect admission data for the fall 2023 full-time entering class. This data may or may not reflect current admission probabilities at a given law school.
• In the reporting of the data by the law schools, the highest LSAT score was used for candidates who had multiple scores.
• Law school decision-makers consider many factors in the admission process other than undergraduate GPA and LSAT score, including letters of recommendation, work experience, personal statements, extracurricular and civic activities, life experiences, breadth of undergraduate curriculum, and many others. Learn more about how law schools make admission decisions .
• Most applicants apply to a number of law schools based on a range of admission possibilities and other criteria. This search is designed to help you identify a number of schools, based on overlapping ranges. To research schools more in-depth, use the links provided to visit each law school ’s full Official Guide page .

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