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Source: Michael Nieswiadomy, "LSAT Scores of Economics Majors," Journal of Economic Education, Volume 29, Number 4 (Fall 1998), pp.377-379, table 1. (Average LSAT score of economics majors in 1991-92 was 155.7, again the top-ranked major of those shown below. Economics majors ranked slightly behind majors in physics, math, philosophy and religion, whose scores are not shown here because the number of law-school applicants with these majors was small.)

Major field	Average Score	Number of Students
Average LSAT Scores by Undergraduate Major Field of Study, 1994-95
Economics	155.3	2,916
History	154.0	5,819
English	153.7	6,324
Engineering	152.7	2,656
Journalism/Foreign Language	152.5	2,002
Finance	152.2	2,009
Psychology	151.9	3,977
Accounting	151.8	2,340
Political Science	151.6	15,388
Communication Arts	150.7	3,898
Management	149.4	2,735
Sociology/Social Work	149.3	3,129
Business Administration	148.6	2,111
Criminology	145.8	3,960
All majors	151.6	82,067

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