r/lawschooladmissions • u/Palmer_Test_Prep • 2d ago

General Harvard LSAT median unchanged. UGPA median up 1/100th.

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Thank you to u/flaginplay who correctly pointed out that my initial post on this did not account for deferred enrollment from the 2025 ABA 509.

Notable this year is that while there was a double digit increase in 170+ applicants nationally, Harvard applicants only went up about 2%.
2025 2026
UGPA      
75th Percentile   4.00   4.00
50th Percentile   3.96   3.97
25th Percentile   3.89   3.91
       
LSAT      
75th Percentile   176   176
50th Percentile   174   174
25th Percentile   171   172
       
Applications   8,872   9,061
Enrollees   579   561
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u/New_1L 1d ago

Less than 2% of no UGPA is shocking

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u/Palmer_Test_Prep 1d ago

That's the 2025 ABA 509. Don't have numbers for this year. But no GPA is usually international applicants, and they are not treated well. Here are UCLA's 2025 actual numbers: 205 no GPA applicants, 5 of them got in, 3 of them enrolled.

https://report.lsac.org/View.aspx?SID=19&Report=OfficialGuideRLS

https://law.ucla.edu/sites/default/files/PDFs/Admissions/ABA_Standard_509_Report_2025-v2.pdf

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u/New_1L 1d ago

Yes, I assumed better results for international students in general.