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abr41 thx everyone 4 the help!
wwalla tuvok is right. the index score is calculated differently for each school. IA LS have a page on how to calculate. click on link below. the ISAC link above in tuvok's post has been canceled and therefore does not work.
http://www.uiowa.edu/admissions/undergrad/requirements/adm-indx-smple-calc.html
tuvok https://os.lsac.org/release/MyDocuments ... Index.aspx

this isn't for every school, but i think it has the formula for every school that chose to publish their index formula. the formula works by doing (LSAT*constant)(GPA*constant) + constant = index #.

plug in your numbers for your index number. then plug in a school's 25/50/75 numbers to see where you stand relative to those. hope this helps.
abr41 I noticed that some law schools use a certain index during their examination of applicants. Does anyone have the average indexes of law schools, or know where I can find a list with this information? Thank you.
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