LSAT Study Guide
We’ve divided our LSAT Study Guide into 4 sections for easier access when planning your study.
Guide to law schools in the US
Applying to law school? Review our guide to some of the top US law schools.
Six Big LSAT Mistakes
From my experience, these are the five biggest mistakes LSAT students make.
LSAT Logic Games Course – Now Online
Our Complete LSAT course is one of the most popular and effective available online. And the Logic Games or Analytical Reasoning section of the course has been partic
LSAT Prep Budget – How much to spend and where?
I often get asked how people should prepare for the LSAT and what the best use of their budget is?Here’s a break down of the options available…
Create your own LSAT Study Schedule
So you’ve decided to take the LSAT, now what? One of the first steps when preparing for the LSAT is to setup a study schedule. Following this process will help...
Which LSAT strategy is better?
Confused about LSAT strategies? Getting conflicting advice from friends, textbooks, blogs, and LSAT prep courses?
Guide to Canadian Law Schools
Applying to law school? Click on the schools below for detailed information that will help you with your applications, financing, housing and other law school relate
LSAT Score Conversion
There are three ways in which your LSAT score is presented: 1. Raw LSAT Score 2. LSAT Scaled Score 3. LSAT Percentile
Virtual LSAT Proctor & Timer
Welcome to our new and improved Virtual LSAT Proctor! It’s pretty self explanatory but if you need some help here are some Instructions for the LSAT Proctor.
LSAT Logic Games Grouping Game Diagramming Lesson
This lesson walks you through setting up a LSAT grouping game logic game from the analytical reasoning section of an actual LSAT.
Yale Law School Guide
Yale Law School is located in the picturesque New Haven, Connecticut. The school has ranked as the number one law school in the United States on many different lists
Harvard Law School Guide
The faculty boasts a number of specialities including international, foreign and comparative law, but in reality, there are few areas of legal expertise that are not
Stanford Law School Guide
Located in the attractive region of Stanford in Santa Clara County, Massachusetts, Stanford Law School presents an appealing choice for potential law students. Estab
Columbia University School of Law Guide
Columbia University Law School is located in New York and was founded in 1858. It is considered one of the best law schools in the United States. The average classro
University of Chicago Law School Guide
With the help of its convenient location in Hyde Park, a suburb of Chicago, and its lengthy tradition of academic excellence, The University of Chicago Law School bo
Michigan Law School Guide
Michigan Law School is a public college located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The school offers students who are pursuing a career in law a chance to earn a degree in vari
University of Pennsylvania Law School Guide
One of the nation’s oldest law schools, the University of Pennsylvania Law School continues to attract the best and brightest law school applicants on a yearly basis
U.C. Berkeley School of Law Guide
Located in the San Francisco Bay Area, The University of California at Berkeley Boalt Hall School of Law, or “Berkeley Law” for short, provides a world-class educati
University of Virginia School of Law Guide
The University of Virginia School of Law is located in Charlottesville, Virginia and was founded in 1819 by Thomas Jefferson. The school specializes in a variety of
New York University Law School Guide
Occupying a prime position in Lower Manhattan’s cosmopolitan Greenwich Village, New York University (NYU) Law School, founded in 1835, presents an alluring option fo
Cruising on Freedom! – Logic Game Diagram
For the rest of the videos in this series and the full text of this LSAT logic game and questions as well as more videos.
LSAT Logical Reasoning – Paradox Question
LSAT Logical Reasoning – Paradox Question
LSAT Sleep Schedule, October 2011 (and a little diet too)
Sleep could be the single most important factor left to affect your LSAT score.
Improve your Reading Comprehension time on the LSAT
Many readers have asked how to improve their reading comprehension speed and score on the LSAT.
Practice Drill – LSAT Logic Games Improvement
Here’s a quick drill technique that can help you improve your LSAT logic games scores.
LSAT Rules – Either Or
On the LSAT you will often encounter the terms “either, or” in both logical reasoning and analytical reasoning (logic games) questions.
LSAT Prep Course Online – Logic Game Diagram Setups – Lesson One
This video lesson will give you some great strategies for improving your logic games diagram set ups!
Quick LSAT Tip: Unless Statements Simplified
LSAT Tip: Unless statements the easy way.
February 2011 LSAT Scores – Release date
LSAC tells us the February 2011 LSAT scores will be released by email on Monday,
Since – common LSAT construction
“Since” is often used in LSAT logical reasoning questions and reading comprehension passages.
Amount words in LSAT Logical Reasoning Questions
Amount words in LSAT Logical Reasoning Questions.
Necessary and Sufficient Conditions
Necessary and Sufficient conditions are what make up the two sides of an IF THEN statement.
Question Stems on the LSAT – Read them first or last?
Most people read the question stem second (after they have read the argument or stimulus for that LSAT question)
Flaw – Criticism – Flawed Reasoning – LSAT Question Strategy
Flaw, criticism or flawed reasoning questions, whatever you call them, are some of the most common questions in the logical reasoning section of the LSAT.
Which undergraduate major should I choose if I want to go to law school?
Students often ask us which classes they should take or what they should major in if they plan to go to law school.
How to choose an LSAT tutor
A quick look at craigslist will tell you there’s thousands of LSAT tutors out there, but how do you pick the one that’s going to work for you?
LSAT Video – A quick lesson in Diagramming Logic Games
As part of our free online LSAT course, here’s a quick lesson in diagramming a basic ordering game from the analytical reasoning section an official LSAT exam.
How much time does it take to prepare for the LSAT?
One of the first questions I often hear from students looking into the LSAT is “How much time do I need to put in?”
LSAT Advice for improving your Reading Comprehension Skills & Speed
There are a number of ways to do this in the short term and these are addressed in full in our online LSAT prep course.
LSAT Logic Games – Lather, rinse, repeat
This post is taken from a recent discussion with one of our students…
Registration Deadline – June 2010 LSAT
The June 2010 LSAT is fast approaching and coming up even sooner is the registration deadline.
Who should write my law school reference letter?
This is part 3 of the series, beginning with – Reference Letters – Part 1
Should I write my own law school reference letter?
This is part 2 of the series. Starting with Reference Letters – Part 1
Reference Letters for Law School
Your entire law school application is intended to convince the admissions officer or committee that you should be given a spot in their first year law school class.
Should I go to Law School?
Students often lose sight of the bigger question: “Is law school the right path for me?”
If and only if, if but only if, explained
Here’s a quick video tip on how to set up the following conditional statements including the contrapositive.
LSAT Prep Basics – Thinking about the LSAT?
If you’re thinking about going to law school or writing the LSAT here’s a few ideas on where to start.
LSAT-India vs. the original LSAT
With the first sitting of the LSAT – India coming up on May 16, 2010, I thought I’d take a look at the differences between it and the original LSAT.
Complete and Accurate List LSAT Question – Video Tutorial
Here’s our second video LSAT tutorial. This one continues where our last video on diagramming logic games left off.
How to diagram an LSAT Logic Game – Video Tutorial
You can find plenty more logic games lessons videos and lessons and videos for the other LSAT sections (logical reasoning and reading comprehension).
Straw Man – a common flaw on the LSAT
Straw man arguments are found in a number of logical reasoning question types on the LSAT.
Complete and Accurate List LSAT Questions
Most logic games include a complete and accurate list question.
Formal Logic – LSAT Question
Try this formal logic or conditional reasoning question for the LSAT.
LSAT Assumption Question – Logical Reasoning
The New Angel Law School allows students to evaluate their law professors.
Students learning online outperform face to face instruction – Study Shows
A study released in May, 2009 by the US Department of Education shows that students in online learning environments outperformed those receiving face-to-face.
X Unless Y – Formal Logic for LSAT Prep
X Unless Y – Formal Logic for LSAT Prep
"If and only if" vs. "if" or "only if", what’s the difference?
Formal logic including conditional or IF-Then statements appear in 3 out of 4 LSAT test sections.
Free LSAT Course
AlphaScore offers a variety of LSAT preparation resources including our Free LSAT Course and our Guide to Law Schools.
What’s it take to date or marry Miley Cyrus?
With any LSAT question involving conditional reasoning you want to turn the statements into basic IF-THEN statements.
LSAT Study Schedule
Welcome to our optimized LSAT Study Schedule. Below you will find our recommended LSAT study plan for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 month preparation timelines.
Virtual LSAT Proctor – Version 2.0
Our Virtual LSAT Proctor has been such a hit that we’ve decided to upgrade and improve it with some suggestions from our students. Version 2 is now up and running.
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