About this ebook
Written in plain language for people preparing on their own, around work and family, it takes you from your first diagnostic to test day with a clear method and a plan you can actually follow.
What’s inside
· Every Logical Reasoning question type: assumption, strengthen, weaken, flaw, inference, principle, parallel reasoning and more, each with a step-by-step method.
· A complete system for Reading Comprehension: how to map a dense passage in minutes, and how to answer all seven question types, including comparative reading.
· The twelve reasoning flaws the LSAT reuses in every section, each with a worked example.
· Conditional logic made simple: sufficient and necessary conditions, contrapositives and chains, explained without jargon.
· Two full-length practice tests of 76 scored questions each, matching the current format.
· A detailed explanation for every single question: why the right answer is right, and why each wrong answer fails.
· LSAT Argumentative Writing: how to use the prewriting time, how to structure the essay, and a complete sample response.
· Three study plans, at 8, 12 and 16 weeks, laid out week by week so you always know what to study next.
· The Wrong Answer Journal and Blind Review, the review system that turns missed questions into points.
· A printable toolkit: question-type cheat sheet, conditional logic flashcards, pacing chart and weekly study tracker.
Honest about what it is
Every question in this book is original, written to teach rather than to pad a page count. No score is promised, because no book can promise one. For measuring where you stand, the book shows you exactly when to add official practice tests to your plan and how to review them properly.
Your LSAT score is a skill, and skills can be trained. Start today.
