The analytical reasoning or logic games section usually starts out as everybody's least favorite section. But by the end of they studying period, people start to see the logic games as fun. The logic games section will make up 1/4 of your score. During this section, you will be given four logic games that you [...]
There is a specific approach that you should use when addressing a logical reasoning question. Although, you will need to address each question type slightly differently, there are several key steps that should remain constant throughout your studying. Step 1: Read the question You should always read the question first. I know it is tempting [...]
There are several different LSAT Logical Reasoning Questions types and each one will requires a lightly different approach. Sufficient Assumption: Which is an assumption that enables the conclusion to be true? Necessary Assumption: What is an assumption that the argument requires? Strengthen/Weaken: Which statement would most weaken/strengthen the argument? Point of Agreement/Contention: Jamie and Ross [...]
The LSAT logical reasoning section, which is sometimes called the arguments section, is the most important portion of the exam. You will take two scored LR sections, which will comprise 50% of your score. For this section, you will be presented with short prompt, which will often include an argument, and you will have to [...]
One of the four graded sections will be reading comprehension, which will consist of four different passages of varying topics and levels of difficulty. Each passage will be followed by a series of questions, which could be as general as "what is the main point?" or as specific as "why did the author mention the [...]
The LSAT is a written test that consists of six 35 minute sections, four of which contribute to your overall score. It is given only four times during the year, so plan ahead; dates can be found here. Your score ranges from 120 to 180 based on how well you do compared to other test [...]
The LSAT is a long, grueling exam so is studying for it. It is important to have a well thought out and thorough study plan, because it is one of the most important aspects of your law school application. The first step to doing this is assessing your needs. Everyone has different strengths and weaknesses. [...]