What do you have to get on a lsat pass?

There's no "passing score" on the LSAT in the sense of a specific number that guarantees admission to any law school. Law schools each set their own admission standards, and those standards are much more than just an LSAT score. They consider GPA, personal statement, letters of recommendation, and other factors.

The LSAT score is reported as a percentile. Highly competitive schools will often only consider applicants with scores in the 90th percentile and above, but less competitive schools might accept scores much lower.

In short, there's no single LSAT score that guarantees success; it depends entirely on the schools you're applying to and your entire application profile.