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LSAT Basics

What is the LSAT?

When is the LSAT?

What is on the LSAT?

LSAT Scores Explained

What does the LSAT test?

What is the LSAC?

Advanced LSAT

LSAT score and curve explained

When should you take the LSAT?

Finding the easy LSAT

The New Face of LSAT Reading Comprehension

The Tightening LSAT Curve

Law School Admissions

Law School Application Timelines

Choosing a Law School

Do Joint Degree Programs Increase Your Chances of Law School Admissions?

Do Law Schools Average LSAT Scores?

Getting the Better Law School Letter of Recommendation

The Importance of the LSAT in Law School Admissions

The Shrinking Law School Applicant Pool

Law School and Beyond

1st Year Law School Grades

Another Route to Full-Time Law School Success

Big Law Firm Jobs Not the Only Game in Town

Debunking the Myth of the Law School Transfer

From Law School Admission to Law Firm Success

Good Law School Grades — How to Get Them

Law School Competition

LSAT Basics

The only way to master the LSAT is to know exactly what you’re up against. If you want to know what kind of questions are on the LSAT, when you can take an exam, and what the heck your LSAT score even means, you’re in the right place.

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LSAT Scores Explained

Every LSAT is scored on a scale of 120-180, and the difference between the school of your dreams and the school of your nightmares could come down to a single point. Check out "LSAT Scores Explained" for more info.

What is on the LSAT?

Each LSAT consists of four scored sections (Logic Games, two Logical Reasoning sections, and Reading Comprehension) and two unscored sections (a writing sample and a bonus Logic Games, Logical Reasoning or Reading Comprehension experimental section.)

What Does the LSAT Test?

Law schools don’t care if you’ve memorized the quadratic formula or how many spelling bees you’ve won. They want to see how you handle logic.

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When is the LSAT?

The LSAT is offered four times a year (February, June, September/October and December). Find out which administration is most popular and why in "When is the LSAT?"

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