The LSAT has changed substantially in the last several months. Find out why the removal of Logic Games and changes to the Logical Reasoning section have made the LSAT harder and learn how to adapt your strategy accordingly.

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Learn why the speed with which you complete the section doesn't matter at all. Accuracy is what makes or breaks your LSAT score.

One of the most common challenges LSAT takers face is maintaining interest in the test’s content. Learn to make the LSAT fun and engaging.

One of the most common challenges LSAT takers face is maintaining interest in the test’s content. Learn to make the LSAT fun and engaging.

LSAC has decided to remove the logic games section from the LSAT. Learn about what the new version of the test means for you.

Mastering the distinction between premises and conclusions will enhance your ability to analyze arguments and get the right answer.

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The Logical Reasoning (LR) section of the LSAT can be a challenging obstacle for many test-takers, but with the right approach, you can cons