149 LSAT Score
What a 149 means, its percentile, and the law schools where it makes you competitive.
149
Scaled score
~40.5%
Percentile (scored better than ~40.5% of test takers)
8
ABA schools with median LSAT ≤ 149
Is 149 a good LSAT score?
A 149 is higher than roughly 40.5% of all LSAT test takers. That is around or below the national median — your school list should focus on schools with medians at or below this score.
Law schools that accept a 149 LSAT (median ≤ 149)
| School | State | Median LSAT | Median GPA | Acceptance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio Northern University | OH | 149 | 3.34 | n/a |
| Southern Illinois University | IL | 149 | 3.38 | 56.22% |
| Wilmington University School of Law | DE | 149 | 3.13 | 52.01% |
| Cooley Law School | MI | 147 | 3.09 | 52.91% |
| Southern University | LA | 147 | 3.15 | 56.55% |
| Appalachian School of Law | VA | 146 | 3.2 | 60.93% |
| Inter American University of Puerto Rico | PR | 144 | 3.39 | 50.92% |
| Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico | PR | 139 | 3.33 | 61.54% |
Reach schools (median up to 152)
- Atlanta's John Marshall Law School (median 152)
- Florida A&M University (median 152)
- University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (median 152)
- Mississippi College (median 152)
- University of Puerto Rico (median 152)
- University of South Dakota (median 152)
- St. Thomas University (Florida) (median 152)
- Vermont Law School (median 152)
- Western State College of Law (Westcliff University) (median 152)
- Widener University Delaware Law School (median 152)