Free LSAT prep is everywhere. You're probably using it in the wrong order.

I've coached the LSAT since 2005. Here's the same 3-step order I walk paying students through, free: watch first, drill the explanations second, read the books third. All of it is free on purpose. The free material teaches the whole method; coaching is for people who want it faster, with someone checking their work.

People ask why I give this much away. It makes me happy, and it's good karma.

Start with Step 01
What's actually on the LSAT now
2 scored Logical Reasoning sections
1 scored Reading Comprehension section
1 unscored Experimental section
0 Logic Games Gone since August 2024
Free tool. Takes 30 seconds.

What your score is worth

Type in your LSAT and GPA. See your chances at every ABA law school, and what each one pays applicants with your numbers, before you spend another month studying blind.

Run my numbers

Built from every school's 2025 ABA 509 filing. Chances come as bands, because a median isn't a promise.

196ABA law schools, every one of them
2numbers in: your LSAT and your GPA
$0Free. One email opens the results on the page, and a copy lands in your inbox.
02 Work

Work

Watching feels like progress. Working the questions is progress.

Free LSAT Drills gives you 1 question at a time, by type, with the explanation right after.

Start the free drills

7,000+ free question explanations, organized by PrepTest, Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. Every explanation walks the full reasoning, so you see where your head went sideways.

Browse the free explanations

LSAT Arcade has short games that drill the Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension skills you keep getting almost right, a few minutes a day.

Play the free games
03 Read

Read

The books lay out my full frameworks, the LASER Approach and the Socratic Review Method, start to finish.

Anyone Can Beat the LSAT, by Steve Schwartz Anyone Can Get Into Law School: Argue Your Way In, by Steve Schwartz Anyone Can Choose the Right Law School, by Steve Schwartz Anyone Can Become a Lawyer, by Steve Schwartz Anyone Can Beat the Law School Collapse, by Steve Schwartz
Get all 5 books free
04 Get

Get the one for where you are

Every worksheet here is free and lands in your email. Pick by the problem you have this week, not by what looks most complete.

Starting out

The Unplugged Practice Test

You don't have a score yet, so nothing else on this page can tell you what to do first.

4 timed sections, 102 original questions, every answer explained

Starting out

The LSAT Format Brief

You're studying from a book that still has Logic Games. They left in August 2024, and Logical Reasoning is now 2 of your 3 scored sections.

6-page checklist, fillable

Starting out

The Easy LSAT Cheat Sheet

New questions. Old traps. The question types, the flaw patterns, and the moves that beat them, on one reference.

Free PDF

Starting out

Personalized LSAT Study Plan

You know your test date and your score. You don't know what Tuesday looks like.

Built from 4 answers, 6 pages

Stuck

The Plateau Diagnostic

Same score, 3 practice tests in a row. It's 1 of 3 things, and you can score which one right now.

11 pages, 75 fillable fields

Stuck

The 10 LSAT Traps

Down to 2 answers, picked the wrong one. That's a trap, and it has a name.

8 pages

Stuck

The LSAT Flashcards

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

125 phone-size cards

Stuck

The Retake Verdict

You have 3 scores and 1 question. Do you sit again, or is this the number?

Fillable worksheet, about 15 minutes

Applying

The Application Timeline

You have a deadline. The LSAT has a calendar. This finds the last test date that still counts.

Fillable worksheet, about 10 minutes

Applying

Personalized Law School Roadmap

This might not be your cycle. Better to know in September than in April.

Built from 3 answers, your verdict on page 2

Test day

The LSAT Accommodations Strategy Guide

You have more time. You're still narrowing it to 2 and picking wrong.

12 pages, with the deadline checklist

+ Tools

Then run your numbers

The score you're building has a dollar value. These show it to you.

The Law School Chances Calculator. Enter your LSAT and GPA and see your admission odds and your likely merit scholarship at all 196 ABA law schools, built from their 2025 509 filings.

Open the Law School Chances Calculator

The Law School Scholarship Calculator. Your LSAT score has a dollar value. See how merit aid at each school changes as your score goes up.

Open the Scholarship Calculator

What Is an LSAT Point Worth? At the median law school, 1 LSAT point is worth about $3,000 a year in grants. It swings from $0 to over $9,000 depending on the school.

Look up your schools

What Law Schools Can I Get Into? Same 2 numbers, different question: which of the 196 ABA schools belong on your list at all. Every school grouped Likely to Long shot, with the median and your gap, sent to your email.

Build your school list

U.S. News Law School Rankings. The 2026-2027 list, plus every list since 2010, so you can see which schools moved and how far.

See the rankings

Is Law School Worth It? Debt next to outcomes at every ABA school: what it costs, and how many grads land jobs that can pay it back.

Run the debt math

All 196 law schools. One page per school with the LSAT and GPA medians, cost, and jobs, straight from the 509 filings.

Browse every school

The LSAC GPA Calculator. Law schools see the GPA LSAC recalculates from every transcript, and it often isn't the one on your diploma. Type in your grades and get that number.

Calculate your LSAC GPA

The PrepTest Number Converter. LawHub renumbered every PrepTest. Convert new numbers to old so you always know which test you're taking.

Open the PrepTest Converter

Your LSAT Score Gap Report. 5 questions, 2 minutes: the real distance between your score and your target schools, whether your timeline can close it, and which section to attack first.

Get your Score Gap Report
Steve Schwartz, founder of LSAT Unplugged

The big LSAT courses taught scripts, not thinking. My own score went from 152 to 175 when I stopped memorizing tricks and started questioning my own reasoning, and I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005 on that method. It grew into the Socratic Review Method my whole team uses today.

Individual results vary.

Every coach on the team scored 170+ on an official LSAT. I built the system. They teach most of the lessons.

Book your free LSAT tutoring lesson