<p>Thanks for the stats page, though it’s a shame they don’t give all of the same information for the law side as the medical side (like the national acceptance rate and range of LSAT scores and GPA for those accepted and denied admission) and I wonder why that is. I’m also surprised the average LSAT score of all applicants was only 164 as I would have pictured MIT to have a higher average given how MIT is more of a “logic” type of thinking school than most and the LSAT involves a lot of logic reasoning. Does anyone know what Harvard’s undergraduates’ average is LSAT score?</p>
<p>I can only think of one MIT graduate I know who went to law school. He got his undergraduate degree in physics, had an LSAT score in the mid-170’s, and got his law degree from Yale (the toughest of the schools to get into, in part due to having a much smaller class size than Harvard Law). I am not sure what his MIT GPA was, though.</p>