You may request a score audit after you have received your LSAT score. If the score audit results in a score that is different from the original score — higher or lower — the result will be emailed to you and will be reflected in the CAS reports that are transmitted to the law schools to which you apply. The score audit process can take several weeks, and during that period, no new reports will be sent to law schools.
Requests to audit your exam responses and score must be received no later than 10 days after your score release date. Your request should be emailed to ScoreAudit@LSAC.org and must include the following:
- The reason for your request
- Your name and LSAC account number
- Your authorization to allow LSAC to place the Score Audit fee of $150 on your LSAC JD Account (or $75 if you’d been preapproved for a fee waiver which is noted on your LSAC JD Account)
Within two business days of receiving your request, we will post the Score Audit fee to your LSAC JD Account. You must pay the fee after it posts to initiate the Score Audit. (The Score Audit process will not begin until you have paid the fee through your online account.) Only one score audit is allowed per test.
Frequently Asked Questions
Score Audit is an optional service LSAC is providing in response to requests from test takers. Test takers should note, however, that LSAC routinely conducts multiple procedures to ensure the accuracy of all test response data before scores are released. Because we go to these great lengths as part of our normal processes, the possibility of finding any scoring errors on computerized tests is extremely small.