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Free LSAT and law school admissions courses. A curriculum, start to finish.
6 courses built from the lessons my team and I teach paid students, in the right order, each lesson ending in 1 practice question. Watch free, start anywhere.
Logical Reasoning
14 sequenced lessons, each on its own page with a written companion and a practice question. Arguments first, then the question types that decide your score, then timing and the Socratic Review Method.
Start the Logical Reasoning courseReading Comprehension
Reading Comprehension is the other 1/3 of your score. 9 lessons that swap school-style reading for the structure-first method top scorers use.
Start the Reading Comprehension courseLaw School Admissions
12 lessons on how admissions actually works. The rankings machine, the public data schools hope you never read, and where the scholarship money comes from.
Start the Law School Admissions courseStudy Plans
6 lessons that structure your prep. Diagnose why your studying isn't working, run a real 30-day or 2-month plan, and break the plateau.
Start the Study Plans courseLSAT Test Day
The last stretch before test day. The in-person format, what to stop doing the week before, nerves, endurance across 4 sections, and the keep-or-cancel call after. 6 lessons.
Start the Test Day courseLaw School Scholarships and Negotiation
Law school pricing is negotiable. 6 lessons on how discounts really get decided and how to play offers against each other before you commit.
Start the Scholarships courseWhy these are free
I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005. Most prep companies hide their real teaching behind a paywall and give you fluff for free. I'd rather show you the actual method, the LASER Approach and the Socratic Review Method, and let you decide if you want coaching on top of it.
Steve Schwartz, founder, LSAT Unplugged
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Are these LSAT courses really free?
Yes. Every lesson, written summary, and drill is free with no account and no email required. If you want coaching beyond the courses, you can book a free LSAT tutoring lesson at unpluggedprep.com/start.
Which course should I start with?
If your test date is coming, start with Logical Reasoning: it's 2/3 of your LSAT score. Reading Comprehension is the other scored section. If you don't have a study schedule yet, the Study Plans course will give you one in 6 lessons. And if you're still deciding where to apply, start with Law School Admissions.
Who teaches these courses?
Steve Schwartz, founder of LSAT Unplugged. He's been coaching the LSAT since 2005, created the LASER Approach and the Socratic Review Method, and has been cited by Reuters, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and U.S. News.
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