What LSAT Score Do You Need for University of San Diego?

LSAT Target for University of San Diego

University of San Diego's median LSAT score of 163 is moderately competitive — around the national average for ranked schools. The middle 50% of admitted students scored between 160 and 165.

To be competitive, aim for at least a 163 on the LSAT. Scoring at or above 165 puts you in the top quartile of admitted students. A score below 160 means you'll need a strong GPA and application to compensate.

The current LSAT format (as of 2025) has two Logical Reasoning sections and one Reading Comprehension section. There are no more Logic Games.

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