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Anyone Can Beat the LSAT: Read the Whole Book Free
This is the full text of my book, chapter by chapter, free. No signup wall.
I scored 152 on my first practice LSAT. I finished at 175, and I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005. The system that closed that gap is in these chapters: the Socratic Review Method, the LASER Approach, and the plan that puts them on a calendar.
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- Introduction: Read This First
- What a Top Score Actually Buys You
- Is This You?
- The 3 Traps
- Where the Points Actually Come From
- Why Nobody Taught You to Review
- The Socratic Review Method
- Logical Reasoning I: The Skeleton Files
- Logical Reasoning II: Predict First and the Translator
- Reading Comprehension: The Stubborn Third
- The LASER Plan
- The Retaker’s Chapter
- The Last 5 Weeks, the Morning, and the Score
- The Numbers Game
- Conclusion: The Rematch
- Ask Steve: 15 Straight Answers
- Appendix: The Notebook, Assembled
- The Drill Bank: 58 Reps
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Anyone Can Beat the LSAT was written by Steve Schwartz, LSAT Coach and Founder of LSAT Unplugged. I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005. Cited by Reuters, the WSJ, the NYT, The Atlantic, U.S. News, the ABA Journal, and Above the Law.
Published July 28, 2026.
