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How many questions can I get wrong to score 176?
hailey1477
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Hi! I've seen discussions online about the standard number of questions you can get wrong to score 170 (-7). Does anyone know what that number typically is for higher 170 scores, like 176? Does -3 or -4 sound right?
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A 176 typically ranges between -3 to -5 depending on the particular test. Here's a link to all the PT raw score to scale score conversion charts that the LSAC has released so you can look at specific tests for yourself if you want!
https://lsac.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360056747654-May-2020-LSAT-FLEX-Sample-Conversion-Chart