Free LSAT maps for wherever you're stuck
Most LSAT prep hands you a list of topics. These boards show how the topics connect, and each one has a 60-second tour. Pick the one that fits your problem.
The whole test on one board, and the gap that most Logical Reasoning questions are about.
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The small strength words that pick the winner when you're down to 2 answers.
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How a passage is built, and the author's opinion the questions keep asking for.
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Why LSAT scores stall, and the fix for each cause, from timing to burnout.
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Whether to retake, and what law schools do when you have more than one score.
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How schools read your LSAT score, your GPA, and your essays, and where scholarship money comes from.
Open the mapWant it on paper? Start with the free LSAT cheat sheet kit.
Questions people ask about the LSAT maps
What is an LSAT map?
An interactive board. Each idea is a sticky note, and each connection is a line you can read as a sentence. Every board has a 60-second tour.
Which LSAT map should I start with?
Start with the LSAT map if you're new to the test. If you're already studying, pick the board that matches your problem: Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, a stuck score, or a retake.
Are the LSAT maps free?
Yes. Every board is free, works on a phone, and opens with no sign-up.
