LSAT Guy·Oct 7The Smallest Trick in LSAT Conditional Logic: Negation Flips the ConnectorMost students who miss a conditional logic question don’t miss it because the logic is hard. They miss it because of one tiny step they did…
LSAT Guy·Sep 28The Most Memorable Sentence in an LSAT Passage Is Almost Never the Main PointThere is a specific kind of wrong answer on LSAT Reading Comprehension that almost nobody catches on the first pass, because it does not…
Rubaalshaban·Sep 23The Girl Who Kept GoingI used to think that if I worked hard enough, everything would eventually fall into place.
LSAT Guy·Aug 14The LSAT Question Type That Rewards Aggressive AnswersMost LSAT students learn to be suspicious of strong answer choices. “Too extreme” becomes a reflex — and on most question types, it serves…
LSAT Guy·Jul 27The Two Smallest Words on the LSAT That Cost the Most PointsThere is a version of LSAT prep where you collect a hundred small tricks and none of them stick. There is another version where you find…
LSAT Guy·Jul 20GRE Sentence Equivalence Is a Synonym-Spotting Test in DisguiseSentence Equivalence is the GRE question type that tricks people into playing the wrong game. You see one sentence, one blank, six answer…
LSAT Guy·Jun 22Parallel Reasoning on the LSAT: Why the Smart Move Is to Read LessMost LSAT logical reasoning questions reward slow, careful reading. Parallel reasoning questions quietly punish it. If you read all five…
InILLUMINATIONbyKen Nam·Feb 14Reasoning in a Foreign Key: An International Student’s LSAT ReflectionI did not approach the LSAT with romantic expectations. From the beginning, it felt less like a test of intelligence and more like a…
InResolutionTestPrepbyCarrie Bach·Aug 2, 2024How to Tackle The New LSAT Writing SampleBe sure you’re prepping for the newly redesigned Writing Sample!A response icon1A response icon1
