JT’s LSAT Success Story
JT used the 5-month study plan, scored a 172, and got accepted to UVA Law After my first practice test, I thought that Logic Games were impossible; they were unlike anything I had seen before. I couldn’t keep track of any of the variables or rules and felt so frustrated. I stumbled across Steve’s blog […]
Kelly’s LSAT Success Story
Kelly subscribed to the LSAT Unplugged articles and scored a 170Where to begin…. LAW SCHOOL? BUT WHY? It seemed that in spite of a promising career in project management, I couldn’t help but get a giant pit in my stomach every time I heard about someone’s friend or cousin or acquaintance applying to law school […]
Rob’s LSAT Success Story
Rob switched up his LSAT strategy to overcome his score plateau. In my more youthful days, I had a good friend whose father had decided that the family should learn how to play golf. Every weekend, he would trudge out his two boys and dutiful wife to some nearby club for an hour or two at […]
Samson’s LSAT Success Story
LSAT Unplugged’s strategies on Logic Games helped Samson get a 174 and an acceptance into Yale Law I am an investment-banking analyst in New York City. I graduated from Duke in 2009. I decided to enter law school after two years on Wall Street. In fall 2010, I studied for the December LSAT. Balancing work […]
Jared’s LSAT Success Story
With the help of Steve’s coaching Jared increased his original LSAT score by 20+ points. When I first began my LSAT quest I was, like many law school hopefuls, overwhelmed with the immense quantity of LSAT prep books. I assumed from the beginning that not all LSAT prep materials were created equally—but with each prep company […]
Danielle’s LSAT Success Story
Danielle used the 2-month study plan, scored a 166 and got into Boston University, Cardozo and Fordham Law Schools Before I stepped foot in the second grade, I thought I had my entire life figured out, and I strayed little from my plan until last summer — when I was 21 years old. For as […]
Allison’s LSAT Success Story
Allison achieved a 15+ point jump from scoring in the 150s to getting a 170. I had every workbook, every practice test, every possible resource, and yet I felt really stuck a few months into studying for the LSAT. I was nowhere near my goal in terms of scoring, and I felt like I was […]
Negating Conditional Statements in Logical Reasoning
A common technique for solving LSAT Logical Reasoning questions (particularly, Necessary Assumption questions) is to negate each of the answer choices. The correct answer choice, when negated, destroys the argument by preventing the conclusion from logically following from the evidence. Sometimes, answer choices contain conditional statements, rather than simply containing a single clause. The proper […]
New LSAT Reading Comprehension Tips
Seems like everyone wants more help on LSAT Reading Comprehension these days, so here are some loosely-related thoughts on how to approach Reading Comp. What to focus on I like to think of Reading Comprehension passages as big “point at issue” questions like the ones you find in Logical Reasoning. Comparative reading passages are the […]
5 Reasons to Stay Motivated During LSAT Prep
Without an LSAT study group, it can get lonely in whatever study nook you’ve found. Even if you do have an LSAT study group, here are 5 reasons to continue studying even if you’re sick of it: 1. Surpass everyone’s expectations. Do even better on the LSAT than people expected and wow them. 2. The economy is in […]
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