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LSAT Exam
The best LSAT prep course that’s clear, clever, and oh-so-easy to love–finally!
- 17 Interactive Lessons and 76 topics mapped to the official exam objectives
- 506 Practice Test Questions and 5 Full Length Tests
Beginner Self-paced · 1 year access
17Interactive Lessons
76Topics
506Practice Test Questions
01 / Skills you'll get
What you will be able to do
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Our LSAT preparation course is your all-in-one guide to preparing for the law school admission test with real-world tips. We’ll start with the basics – what the LSAT is, how it works, and the best ways to tackle each question type.
Then, we gradually transition to gaming logic puzzles. This course breaks down concepts with easy-to-follow strategies, from analyzing arguments to sharpening your reasoning skills.
OUR LSAT STUDY GUIDE WILL HAVE YOU THINKING LIKE A LAWYER IN NO TIME.
- Learn effective strategies for solving logical reasoning questions like identifying flaws and making inferences.
- Analyze analytical reasoning puzzles, from ordering games to grouping games.
- Develop a systematic approach to tackling reading comprehension passages and answering related questions.
- Practice constructing persuasive and clear writing samples to impress law school admissions committees.
- Identify key techniques to strengthen or weaken arguments and handle complex LSAT question types.
- Apply pacing and guessing strategies to maximize your LSAT score under timed conditions.
- Prepare for law school admissions by understanding the application process and selecting the right law school for your goals.
Course Highlights
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17 Structured Lessons Comprehensive coverage of core course objectives
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506 Practice Questions Assessment tests with detailed answer rationales
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1 Year Full Access Self-paced learning accessible anytime on all devices
02 / Lessons & labs
See exactly what you will learn and practice
Lessons
17 Interactive Lessons · 76 topics01 Introduction 4 topics +
- About This Course
- Assumptions
- Icons Used in This Course
- Where to Go from Here
02 The L Team: The LSAT and Its Administrators 6 topics +
- Getting to Know the Enemy
- Taking a Quick Look at the Types of Questions
- You Gotta Score!
- Registering for the LSAT
- Preparing for the LSAT
- What Have You Done for Me Lately? The LSAC
03 Test-Taking Basics: Setting Yourself Up for Success 4 topics +
- Planning Your LSAT Test-Taking Tactics
- To Guess or Not to Guess
- Readying Yourself for Battle
- Life after the LSAT: What to Do Now?
04 The Lowdown on Law School Admissions 2 topics +
- Choosing a Law School
- Filling Out All the Forms — Applying to Law School
05 Gaming the Analytical Reasoning Questions 3 topics +
- Analyzing the Analytical Reasoning Section
- Setting Yourself Up for Success Step by Step
- Attending to Some Analytical Reasoning Do’s
06 Proper Placement: Analytical Reasoning Ordering Games 4 topics +
- Spotting Ordering Games
- Becoming Chairman of the (Game) Board
- Answering Ordering Questions
- Ordering the Approach to an Advanced Game
07 Type Casting: Grouping Games 4 topics +
- Classifying Grouping Games
- Following the Rules of Division
- Expanding the Grouping Game Board
- Mastering Practice Grouping Games
08 Analyzing Arguments: The Basics of Logical Reasoning 3 topics +
- What You Can Expect in the Logical Reasoning Sections
- Taking a Systematic Approach
- Making a Case: Essentials of Informal Logic
09 Conclusions, Inferences, Assumptions, and Flaws in Logical Reasoning Questions 4 topics +
- Jumping to Logical Conclusions
- Using Your Noggin to Make Inferences
- Making Assumptions
- Finding Flaws in an Argument
10 Strengthening and Weakening Arguments 4 topics +
- Understanding How These Questions Work
- Build It Up: Strengthen/Support Questions
- Tear It Down: Weakening Questions
- A Twist: EXCEPT Questions
11 Examining Other Logical Reasoning Question Types 6 topics +
- Reconciling Discrepancies and Paradoxes
- Finding Points of Agreement and Disagreement
- Reasoning by Pattern
- Exploring Arguments Based on Principles
- Figuring Out an Argument’s Structure
- Knowing the Role Played by a Claim
12 Rites of Passage(s): Types of Reading Passages and Questions 2 topics +
- Presenting Reading Passages
- Approaching Reading Questions
13 Safe Landing: Mastering the Approach to Reading Comprehension 5 topics +
- Reading Comprehension Strategy
- Pacing Yourself through the Passages
- Starting with the Questions
- Giving Sample Passage 1 a Shot: Influenza Vaccination
- Conquering Sample Passage 2: Manifest Destiny
14 Pick a Side, Any Side: Responding to the Writing Sample Prompt 2 topics +
- Picking a Side — No Ridin’ the Fence
- Walking through a Practice Essay
15 Practice Writing Samples 2 topics +
- Topic 1: Choosing a Law School
- Topic 2: The Sporting Goods Store
16 Ten (Plus One) Myths about the LSAT 11 topics +
- The LSAT Doesn’t Have Anything to Do with Law School
- You Can’t Study for the LSAT
- You Must Take a Prep Course to Do Well on the LSAT
- Some People Just Can’t Do Analytical Reasoning Problems
- You Can Spot Difficult Questions Before You Work Them
- B Is the Best Letter to Guess
- No One Reads the Writing Sample
- Finishing a Section Is Better Than Concentrating on Two-Thirds of It
- A Great LSAT Score Guarantees Admission to a Great Law School
- The LSAT Is Used Only for Admissions Purposes
- Your Score Won’t Improve if You Retake the LSAT
17 Ten Kinds of Law You Can Practice 10 topics +
- Business/Corporate
- Criminal
- Domestic Relations/Family Law
- Employment/Labor
- Intellectual Property
- International
- Personal Injury/Insurance Defense
- Real Estate
- Tax
- Trusts and Estates/Probate
03 / FAQs
Questions before you start
What does the LSAT test?+
The LSAT evaluates key skills such as reading comprehension, logical reasoning, and analytical thinking. These skills determine if you’ve got what it takes to be a law school student. The test includes multiple-choice sections and a writing sample.
What is the cost of the LSAT exam?+
The LSAT exam cost is $238 for the 2024-2025 testing year. However, this is just the base cost. You will also need to pay additional fees for Credential Assembly Service (CAS) registration and score reports.
How is the LSAT scored?+
Your LSAT score is based on the number of correct answers (raw score), converted to a scaled score ranging from 120 to 180. All questions are equally weighted, and you will not be penalized for incorrect answers.
Who is this course for?+
It’s designed for LSAT beginners, pre-law students, and anyone aiming to improve their scores for law school applications. Even those retaking the LSAT will benefit from fresh strategies and targeted practice.
Do I need prior knowledge before taking this course?+
No prior legal or LSAT-related knowledge is necessary. This LSAT prep for beginners course starts with foundational concepts and builds up to advanced strategies.
Can I retake the LSAT course?+
Yes, you can retake our best LSAT prep course. You’ll have access to the course content for up to one year following the day of purchase.
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