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.
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is original and hand-written, built around the exam you'll actually take, not an older format still floating around in outdated prep material.
The Curriculum
Logical Reasoning
49 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
5 original passages spanning Law, Science, Social Science, and Humanities/Arts, each with a full answer breakdown after every question.
Argumentative Writing
3 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 and hand-written; nothing is AI-generated or 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current structure — two scored Logical Reasoning sections, not the retired Logic Games format still floating around in outdated prep material.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 $59 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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