test prep
the lsat
a test of argument structure that looks like a reading test. post the question you got wrong and find out why the wrong answer worked on you.
where the points go
six things that decide
the score
logical reasoning carries the score
since the logic games section was retired, logical reasoning makes up most of what is scored. it is where preparation pays the most.
accuracy before speed
get it right untimed first. speed built on a shaky method just produces confident wrong answers faster.
wrong-answer analysis is the method
for every miss: why the credited answer is right, and why the one you picked was designed to tempt you. that second half is the part people skip.
the vocabulary is technical
necessary against sufficient, strengthen against justify, flaw against weaken. these are precise terms and treating them loosely costs questions.
reading comp is structural
what is the author doing in this paragraph, not what does it say. the questions are about role and attitude more than detail.
conditional logic is learnable
arrows and contrapositives feel alien for a week and then become mechanical. it is a skill, not a talent.
what to post
a photo of the question you got wrong, or a sentence about the section that keeps costing you. the useful thing is usually not the answer — it is why the answer you chose looked right.
verified tutors send offers with a price, a rating and a completion rate, and you pick who helps you. there are flashcards, quizzes and past papers in the app for the parts that are pure repetition, and live classes when it is faster said out loud.
the other tests
post it in the app
the lsat, whatever section is costing you.
or scan to get it on your phone