LSAT

Master any subject with AI-powered tutoring, practice tests, and personalized learning paths.

AI Study CoachYour personal study buddy

Instant TutoringConnect with a tutor now

Request a TutorGet matched with an expert

Live ClassesJoin interactive classes

Questions of the DayDaily practice to build your skills

FlashcardsStudy and memorize key concepts

WorksheetsBuild custom practice quizzes

AI SolverStep-by-step problem solutions

Learn by ConceptMaster concepts step by step

Practice TestsTest your skills with exam questions

GamesLearn through free games

Related Subjects

Subject	Tests	Diagnostic Tests	Practice Tests	Flashcards	Quizzes
LSAT Logical Reasoning	1613	118	550	864	945
LSAT Reading	6344	166	1614	2793	4564

Intro to Fundamentals

Basic Concepts

Logical Reasoning Fundamentals Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games)Reading Comprehension Basics

Advanced Topics

Advanced Argument Structure Conditional Reasoning and Contrapositives Recognizing Logical Fallacies

Practical Applications

Applying LSAT Logic to Everyday Decisions Problem Solving in Legal Scenarios Critical Reading in Academic and Professional Life

Study Strategies

Time Management on the LSAT Elimination and Guessing Techniques

Start Learning LSAT

Begin your journey with a high-level introduction to LSAT. Master the fundamentals and build a strong foundation for success.

Review a Concept

Learning Tools

Learn by Concept

Get help with step-by-step solutions and explanations.

LSAT Logic Games
- - Solving grouping games

LSAT Logical Reasoning

LSAT Reading Comprehension

Flashcards

Master key concepts with interactive flashcards.

LSAT Logic Games
- - Solving grouping games

LSAT Logical Reasoning

LSAT Reading Comprehension

Practice Tests

Test your skills with practice exams.

LSAT Logic Games
- - Solving grouping games

LSAT Logical Reasoning

LSAT Reading Comprehension

LSAT

Related Subjects

Intro to Fundamentals

Start Learning LSAT

Learning Tools

LSAT Logic Games

Grouping Games

Linear Games

Four- & Five-Variable

Sequencing

Three-Variable

Two-Variable

LSAT Logical Reasoning

Assumption

Necessary Assumption

Sufficient Assumption

Flaw

Inference

Cannot Be True

Must Be True

Main Point / Main Conclusion

Method of Reasoning

Parallel Reasoning

Point at Issue

Resolve the Paradox

Strengthen/Support

Weaken/Undermine

LSAT Reading Comprehension

Comparative Reading

Analyzing Comparative Reading Passages

Content of Comparative Reading Passages+2

Comparing Passages

Effects of New Information in Comparative Reading Passages

Extrapolating from Comparative Reading Passages

Parallel Reasoning and Analogous Cases in Comparative Reading Passages+2

Humanities

Analyzing Humanities Passages

Content of Humanities Passages+3

Tone, Structure, and Purpose of Humanities Passages+3

Effects of New Information in Humanities Passages

Extrapolating from Humanities Passages

Making Inferences in Humanities Passages+5

Parallel Reasoning and Analogous Cases in Humanities Passages+2

Law

Analyzing Law Passages

Content of Law Passages+3

Tone, Structure, and Purpose of Law Passages+3

Effects of New Information in Law Passages

Extrapolating from Law Passages

Making Inferences in Law Passages+5

Parallel Reasoning and Analogous Cases in Law Passages+2

Science

Analyzing Science Passages

Content of Science Passages+3

Tone, Structure, and Purpose of Science Passages+3

Effects of New Information in Science Passages

Extrapolating from Science Passages

Making Inferences in Science Passages+5

Social Science

Analyzing Social Science Passages

Content of Social Science Passages+3

Tone, Structure, and Purpose of Social Science Passages+3

Effects of New Information in Social Science Passages

Extrapolating from Social Science Passages

Making Inferences in Social Science Passages+5

Parallel Reasoning and Analogous Cases in Social Science Passages+2