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Analytical Reasoning, the Logic Games section, was removed in August 2024 and replaced by a second scored Logical Reasoning section. That moved where the marks are: the section candidates used to drill hardest is gone, and Logical Reasoning now carries roughly half the scored test. Material written before that date is preparing you for a paper that no longer exists. The scale still runs 120 to 180, and a few points near the top change which schools are realistic.
What the preparation covers
- Logical Reasoning, now two scored sections: assumption, flaw, strengthen, parallel
- Reading Comprehension, including the comparative passage set
- Argument structure, which is what both scored sections are really testing
- Pacing, and deciding which questions to leave
- The separate writing sample, and how schools use it
How the lessons run
One-to-one
One-to-one, worked from a diagnostic. On a test this narrow, hours are best spent on the two or three question types actually costing you marks.
What LSAT preparation costs
Shown in US dollars. Charged in US dollars — there is no conversion at checkout to be surprised by.
One-to-one lessons
One-to-one, worked from a diagnostic. On a test this narrow, hours are best spent on the two or three question types actually costing you marks.
Single lesson
One 90-minute lesson, to see how it goes.
$10010 lessons
Prepaid, usable across subjects where the exam has them.
$970$97 per lesson
20 lessons
The usual choice for a full preparation run.
$1,900$95 per lesson