Stunning college student, 20, brings Legally Blonde to life after earning a PERFECT score on her LSAT (but she admits it really IS hard!)

A young woman has proudly unveiled a perfect LSAT score in what some are calling her 'Legally Blonde' moment.

Sarah Grace Boyle, 20, took the LSAT back in February and got her score not long after: a perfect 180.

The blonde, blue-eyed college senior at the University of Scranton revealed her score in a viral TikTok, pairing the clip with audio from the Legally Blonde scene where Elle Woods runs into her ex on their first day of Harvard Law School.

'You got into Harvard Law?' the skeptical ex, who'd dumped protagonist Elle for not being 'serious' enough, exclaims.

Sarah Grace Boyle, 20, took the LSAT in February and managed to score a perfect 180

After Sarah revealed her perfect score on TikTok, many began comparing the blonde, blue-eyed college senior to aspiring lawyer Elle Woods from Legally Blonde

'I was kind of on my own with this one,' Sarah admitted of taking the LSAT, explaining that no one in her immediate family had taken it before

'What, like it's hard?' Elle, who got a 179 on the LSAT in the movie, quips back.

In the caption, Sarah clarified: 'Trust me it WAS hard.'

In a subsequent TikTok, she elaborated on her journey to a perfect score.

She initially scored a 155 on her first practice test after deciding to start studying for the LSAT in June 2023. 

The average score for the standardized law-school admissions test is roughly 152. 

From there, Sarah said she relied on Blueprint Prep to help her improve, which she admitted was 'very expensive,' but ultimately described it as a 'good choice.'

She also used Khan Academy and LSAT Demon at different points in her studying process.

'I just think you need something to teach you about what the test is, because I had no clue what it was going into it,' she said, adding that 'no one in her family' had taken the LSAT before.

Commenters on Sarah's score-reveal video were psyched on her behalf

'I was kind of on my own with this one.'

She described how she soon realized that taking the test is a 'skill,' and that 'you need to understand what the test is, kind of the logic behind it, and the reasoning behind the questions.'

After internalizing the skillset, she took the test twice but was 'stuck at 168' - which is still impressive, being around the 95th percentile of scores.

'I started just practicing nonstop,' Sarah continued.

'Then my third LSAT, I got a 180.' 

Only 123 out of more than 49,000 applicants to the American Bar Association managed to get a 180, Newsweek reported, citing the Law School Admission Council.

'I was so proud of myself and having others celebrate my accomplishment with me feels amazing," Sarah told Newsweek.

'I also have always loved Legally Blonde so I feel honored to be compared to Elle Woods. Just like her, I want to show others that they can accomplish anything, no matter your circumstances. If you work hard enough, anything can be overcome.'

People in the comments were incredibly psyched for Sarah, too.

'YOU DID BETTER THAN ELLE WOODS. CONGRATS BESTIE!' one wrote. Indeed, the character had scored a mere 179 out of 180.

'GO GET THOSE LAW SCHOOL FULL RIDE SCHOLARSHIPS QUEENNNNN,' a second cheered.

'SLAYYYY girl,' echoed a third,

'I took the practice LSAT and couldn’t even get through the first 10 questions,' admitted a fourth.

And as one fellow LSAT survivor put it: 'From a 179, I bow down. Congrats queen.'