LSAT Unplugged Updated for the current LSAT

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You'll recognize the flaw. 3 questions too late.

The LSAT scores recall with the clock running, not recognition after the section ends. The LSAT Flashcards put the 55 facts the test reuses on phone-size cards. Question on the front. Swipe to flip.

What's inside

The 16 named flaws the LSAT recycles, each with the trap that sells the wrong answer and the move that beats it. Most wrong answers are built from these.

17 Logical Reasoning question-type cards, stem on the front, so you name the job before you read the choices. Logical Reasoning is 2/3 of your score.

If-then logic and the quantifier rules. Contrapositives, unless, and what some, most, all, and none actually let you infer. These are the rules that decide close calls.

A 14-day drill plan plus a 1-page quick lookup for every section. Nothing to plan.

Steve Schwartz, founder of LSAT Unplugged

I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005.
Steve Schwartz, founder

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