Lsat prep tips

The table below lists all of the common Logical Reasoning questions on the LSAT. These question types appear fairly regularly, meaning that you can expect

This post is especially for anyone in the LSAT prep process, or anyone thinking about law school. I don’t claim to be an expert or a prodigy – my LSAT score was pretty average, but I di…

Many people giving prep advice, particularly people selling it, are a little over-concerned with making LSAT prep students feel good about what they are doing to prepare to take the test. We here at LSI are more concerned that you get the best score you can. This means doing what you should do, even if

Study guidance via LSAT unplugged

Ah, the LSAT. Every aspiring law student’s worst nightmare. Well, at least it was my worst nightmare at the time. I can remember studying for the LSAT like it was yesterday. I was super stressed ou…

Happy September! Call me crazy but I am in 100% Fall mode- bring on the sweaters, changing leaves and pumpkin everything. September is much more than the beginning of Fall for us future attorneys: it is an LSAT test month. This means that for some, the most important test of their life up to this point is coming up fast. I decided to compile my list of tips for September LSAT takers (or any time of year really). I took the LSAT in September of my senior year. By the time I took the LSAT, I…

Completing the LSAT is no easy feat, and as we have said before there is no one right way to study. It is important to us that we show a variety of different perspectives to help connect with all of our readers. This week we have a special guest writer, Josh Lewis, who shares his experience with completing and succeeding in the LSAT flex. Josh discusses how he structured his studying schedule and provides some general LSAT-Flex tips for students with ADHD Check out Josh’s article, link in…