Posts in the LSAT Category
Quick Tip: Create a Daily Habit! Many students have trouble determining what their study sessions should look like. A great method is to create a daily habit that attacks your […]
Quick Tip: Do the “if” questions first in Logic Games! The Logic Games section is a time squeeze. In a section where every moment counts, we can maximize our work […]
Quick Tip: Save your MP questions for last! Many students jump into the Reading Comprehension section without a question order strategy. One way to maximize your score is to save […]
Quick Tip: Don’t cram the day before your test! In the frantic run-up to the actual LSAT, people occasionally forget something basic—but important—about this test: it’s not something you can […]
Quick Tip: Think of Examples Part of what makes Reading Comprehension so difficult is that the language is often very abstract. One thing you can do to combat this is […]
Quick Tip: Reuse Your Question-Specific Game Boards! Some Logic Games questions add a new condition (e.g., “if F is included…”) and ask you to evaluate the remaining possibilities. But for […]
Quick Tip: Take 4 Sections When Practicing! Yes, it’s true, the LSAT does have only 3 scored sections: Logic Games, Logical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension. But, don’t forget that on […]
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Quick Tip: Don’t Shy Away from Wrong Answers! It can be disheartening to get questions wrong, especially if a PT yielded a lower-than-desired score. But too often students get caught up […]
Why Confidence Matters It’s no secret that studying for the LSAT can be a difficult and daunting process. This can be discouraging for students, but actively developing confidence can combat […]