Exam Prep — Law School Admissions
LSAT Prep
Original Logical Reasoning drills, Reading Comprehension passages, and a full-length timed practice test — built around the exam's actual current structure, not an older format.
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Who Is This For?
The LSAT is a law-school admissions test, not a bar or licensing exam — this is for anyone applying to a U.S. law school, whatever country they studied in beforehand.
Since August 2024, the LSAT no longer includes an Analytical Reasoning (“Logic Games”) section — it was permanently removed and replaced with a second Logical Reasoning section. Every question here is original, written in advance and reviewed, built around the exam you'll actually take, not an older format still floating around in outdated prep material.
The Curriculum
LSAT Prep for the AI Age→
A second track, included: 16 short modules that put the traditional method beside how to use your own AI in preparation, with copy-paste prompts and exercises that train you to catch what a fluent AI gets wrong. The exam itself is AI-free, and so is the practice that matters. The first modules are free.
Logical Reasoning→
91 drills across all 7 question types — Assumption, Flaw, Inference, Main Point & Method, Parallel, Strengthen, and Weaken — with a full breakdown of every answer choice, not just whether you got it right.
Reading Comprehension→
7 original passages spanning Law, Science, Social Science, and Humanities/Arts, each with a full answer breakdown after every question.
Argumentative Writing→
6 original prompts for the unscored-but-required 50-minute writing task, completed online within about 8 days of your test date.
Law School Admissions Guides→
How the application itself works, what a personal statement is actually trying to do, and how to plan a realistic timeline and school list.
The Full-Length Practice Test→
Two 35-minute Logical Reasoning sections, a genuine 10-minute break in the same spot the real exam gives it, a 35-minute Reading Comprehension section, and the 50-minute Argumentative Writing section.
What It Covers
“Every question here is original, written in advance and reviewed; none is drawn from any released LSAT question.”
- Built around the exam's real current structure — two scored Logical Reasoning sections, not the retired Logic Games format still floating around in outdated prep material.
- The full-length practice test draws a genuinely different question set on every attempt, not the identical mock every time.
- One Logical Reasoning drill (Assumption) is free to try before you buy.
Sold Separately · Not Included in All-Access
LSAT Prep is a standalone $89 purchase
Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and the Full-Length Practice Test, sold separately — one Logical Reasoning drill (Assumption) is free to try. Admissions Guides are part of All-Access.
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