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Law School Admission Test (LSAT)

Law School Admission Test (LSAT)

Prepare for the LSAT with strategic practice in logic, analytical reasoning, and reading comprehension—essential skills for law school success.

Logical Reasoning (2 sections): Evaluate arguments, identify flaws, and draw conclusions.
Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games): Solve puzzles using deductive reasoning.
Reading Comprehension: Analyze complex texts and understand structure and tone.
Unscored Variable Section: Used to test new questions, not identified to the test taker.
Writing Sample: Respond to a decision prompt—sent to law schools but unscored.
Total duration: About 3 hours (excluding breaks and writing sample).

Logical Reasoning

Sample: Identify the flaw in the argument about environmental policy effectiveness.

Practice recognizing common logical fallacies.Focus on argument structure and assumptions.Eliminate answer choices that don’t address the question.

Analytical Reasoning

Sample: Determine the order of events given specific constraints in a scheduling game.

Diagram conditions carefully.Use process of elimination for possible solutions.Practice different types of logic games regularly.

Reading Comprehension

Sample: According to the passage, what is the main reason the author supports renewable energy?

Practice identifying main ideas, tone, and inferences.Time yourself while reading academic-level texts.

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