Tip #1 – Start Now stretch your prep out over 4-6 months We generally recommend prepping for at least 3…
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The sun rises. Taxes are due in April. Summer blockbusters are released in summer. And the LSAT is given four…
Conditional reasoning is a common feature of the LSAT, tested heavily in both the logic games and logical reasoning sections.…
We are pretty positive people here at lawschooli.com, but I can’t be merry and just tralala through life all the…
We thought we’d give those of you new to the LSAT some general tips to make sure you are doing…
I hope I’m not going to say anything too controversial here, but the reality that most people don’t see big…
Someday, maybe America will be more like the movie Gattaca, and they’ll be able to tell which law school we…
A couple of weeks ago I was asked about using multiple LSAT prep books for each section during self-study. How…
For those of you just getting started on our LSAT Study Schedules, I wanted to talk a little about the…
Continuing our series of posts handling various logical reasoning question types, today we look at LR “Explain the Discrepancy” questions,…
If you are having trouble with logical reasoning point at issue questions (also called “disagreement” or “identify the disagreement” questions),…
LSAT logical reasoning “method of reasoning” questions (also sometimes called “method of argument” questions) are one of the more minor…
Today’s post comes from Graeme Blake, a 177 scorer and professional LSAT tutor. Having made some of the best LSAT…
Okay, last time we discussed necessary assumption questions, so today we move on to their close cousin, LSAT logical reasoning…
LSAT necessary assumption questions are probably the logical reasoning (LR) question type most difficult to master. I found early in…
It’s law school application season and you might have your law school applications already completed and out the door. You…