The Logic Games are frequently cited as the most challenging and/or most intimidating aspect of the LSAT. They are also frequently cited as the most learnable portion of the exam. Without sufficient training, the average college graduate is ill-equipped to accurately answer the questions within the allotted time. In contrast, the Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension sections test skill sets which are readily used in undergraduate coursework, and they are typically easier to grasp in the initial stages of preparation. As the games have evolved over the years, they have become...

Perfect Practice Makes Perfect
The Logic Games are frequently cited as the most challenging and/or most intimidating aspect of the LSAT. They are also frequently cited as the most learnable portion of the exam. Without sufficient training, the average college graduate is ill-equipped to accurately answer the questions within the allotted time. In contrast, the Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension sections test skill sets which are readily used in undergraduate coursework, and they are typically easier to grasp in the initial stages of preparation. As the games have evolved over the...

Turbo-Charge Your Prep with Problem-Type Drilling
The LSAT is an exam which is full of patterns. Because of this, using previously-administered LSATs is indisputably the most effective way to prepare for the test. The exam tests your ability to answer questions accurately and shift gears through distinct types of questions, all under tight time constraints. LSAC publishes five books of ten LSATs, and while they are quite reasonably priced, none of them break the problem-types into groups for targeted drilling. This book provides the tools to drill questions by problem type using the...