149 or 152?

Saraglaze99

I took an offer test, 111, on lawhub and scored 13/26,17/25,16/26 with a raw score of 46. Lawhub is saying I got a 149 but when I enter my raw score on sites it says 152,153. Which is it???
I know i need to study more

L up North

It depends on the specific test you took. On some exams a raw score of 46 could be a 149, on some it can be a 152 depending on how many questions were in the test sections and what the curve for that particular test was when it was administered. The Lawhub score is based on the final score actual test takers with your raw score got with the curve they used for that particular test, so it is more accurate than entering your raw score into a score predictor which can't factor in what test you actually took and what curve they applied to those scores. Also, don't get discouraged. You'll get there- don't worry. My first diagnostic score after I had already studied for a couple of months was a 154, and last week I got a 179 on a PT (btw I got 3 wrong on that PT, but that particular test was curved up to a 179 instead of a 177). You really can get into any score range you want with enough time and dedication. It's a very learnable test, even if it doesn't feel like it right now!

Jayleencrier666

^^ Thank you for this comment, it is very reassuring when it comes to this test. I am in the 146 on my practise test via LSAT Demon and i was originally a raw 151 on 7sage. My LSAT exam is in 13 days and i'm very nervous when it comes to these raw scores. I've been studying for 13 months but i feel like my brain capacity is being filled with the obstructive language. My confidence is there but i am also discouraged when it comes to these raw scores.