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Is a 146 LSAT Score Good? Percentile and Law Schools

By Andrew Collins / April 30, 2026

A 146 LSAT is about the 24th percentile. See which law schools fit a 146 and if a retake is worth it.

Quick answer: a 146 LSAT score is about the 24th percentile, which means you scored higher than about 24.2% of test takers. On a typical test it takes about 36 right out of 77, so you can miss about 41. It is below average. Only 3 of the 196 ABA law schools have a median at or below 146, so most people with this score should think about a retake.

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What Percentile Is a 146 on the LSAT?

A 146 is about the 24th percentile. That data comes from LSAC for the 2023 to 2026 testing years. Here is how it compares with nearby scores:

LSAT score Percentile
144 19
145 21.5
146 24.2
147 27.1
148 30.1

Is 146 a Good LSAT Score?

It is below average. Only 3 of the 196 ABA law schools have a median at or below 146, so most people with this score should think about a retake.

What counts as good depends on your schools. Compare a 146 with their medians, not just the national numbers. The middle ABA law school has a median of 159. See what is a good LSAT score.

Law Schools for a 146 LSAT Score

We compared a 146 with the LSAT ranges at all 196 ABA law schools:

Where a 146 falls Number of schools What it means
At or above the 75th percentile 1 Strong for admission and scholarships
Between the median and 75th 2 A solid match
Between the 25th and median 6 Possible, but your GPA matters more
Below the 25th percentile 187 A long shot

Your GPA changes these odds. Enter your LSAT and GPA in the law school admissions calculator to sort every school into likely, target and reach.

Scholarship targets for a 146

A 146 is at or above the 75th percentile here. These are the highest ranked by median LSAT:

Law school 25th Median 75th Median GPA
Pontifical Catholic University Puerto Rico Law 136 139 143 3.33

Good matches for a 146

A 146 is at or above the median here:

Law school 25th Median 75th Median GPA
Appalachian Law 145 146 151 3.20
Inter American University Puerto Rico Law 140 144 148 3.39

Reach schools for a 146

A 146 is in the lower part of the range here:

Law school 25th Median 75th Median GPA
University of Puerto Rico Law 146 152 156 3.77
SIU Law 146 149 155 3.38
Ohio Northern Pettit Law 146 149 151 3.34
Wilmington University Law 146 149 152 3.13
Southern University Law 145 147 150 3.15
WMU Cooley Law 145 147 151 3.09

Can You Get Into a T14 School With a 146?

A 146 is below the median at all 14 T14 schools. It is a long shot without something very special in your application, so most people aim for a higher score first. See LSAT scores for T14 law schools.

How Many Questions Can You Miss for a 146?

On a typical 2024+ test with 77 scored questions, a 146 takes about 36 right, so you can miss about 41. That is about 46% correct. Every test has its own chart, so this can move a little. Try it in the LSAT raw score calculator.

Should You Retake With a 146?

Look at what a few more points would add. Right now a 146 is at or above the median at 3 schools and the 75th percentile at 1.

If you gain Percentile Schools at or above median Schools at or above 75th
+2 points (148) 30.1 5 2
+3 points (149) 33.2 8 2
+5 points (151) 39.8 19 6
+8 points (154) 50.4 49 16

If your target schools are in the bigger numbers, a retake could pay off through admission or scholarships. Read should I retake the LSAT and how to improve your LSAT score.

146 LSAT Score FAQ

What percentile is a 146 LSAT score?

About the 24th percentile.

Is a 146 a good LSAT score?

It is below average. Only 3 of the 196 ABA law schools have a median at or below 146, so most people with this score should think about a retake.

What law schools accept a 146 LSAT?

Schools do not set a hard cut off. A 146 is at or above the 25th percentile at 9 of the 196 ABA schools.

How many questions can I miss for a 146?

About 41 on a typical test.

Other LSAT Scores

144 | 145 | 147 | 148

Percentiles come from LSAC for the 2023 to 2026 testing years. School numbers come from the 2025 ABA 509 disclosures, shown on each school’s page. Raw score numbers are typical values.

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