LSAT format

g.pisani-1-1 · October 2022

Is the latest LSAT following the modern/flex version or the traditional four part version?

trevorNYCgoal · October 2022

The current LSAT’s are following the traditional four part version!

Cherry - Student Service · October 2022

@"g.pisani-1-1" said:
Is the latest LSAT following the modern/flex version or the traditional four part version?

Starting August 2021 the LSAT now has 4 sections: 3 scored sections (1 LR,1 LG, and 1 RC), and 1 unscored variable section (either LR, LG, or RC). You can find more information on this page.

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