LAW SCHOOL ADMISSIONS

Reason clearly. Read closely. Train deliberately.

Prepare for argument analysis and dense reading with a repeatable method, timed practice, and detailed error review.

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THE FORMAT

What to expect

Four 35-minute multiple-choice sections: two scored Logical Reasoning, one scored Reading Comprehension, and one unscored section. Argumentative Writing is separate.

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TIME ON TEST DAY

About 3 hours including the 10-minute intermission; writing is completed separately.

Official schedules, accommodations, and registration policies can change. Check the exam maker before you book.

SCORE SCALE

120–180 scaled

We help you set a target based on the schools, programs, or career paths you actually care about.

WHAT WE WORK ON

Practice with
a purpose.

Our instructors use your goals and early work to prioritize the skills that matter most. Your exact plan depends on your starting point and schedule.

01Logical reasoning
02Assumptions and flaws
03Reading comprehension
04Timed decision making

YOUR PREP RUNWAY

A timeline you can use.

12–16 weeks is a practical starting runway for sustained reasoning practice.

01

Weeks 1–3

Learn question types and build a careful reasoning process.

02

Weeks 4–12

Practice timed sections and maintain an error log.

03

Final weeks

Use official practice tests and sharpen pacing, endurance, and writing readiness.

SCORES IN CONTEXT

Know what your
target means.

Georgetown Law’s published 2024 J.D. entering class had a median LSAT of 171 (25th–75th percentile: 166–172). This is a class profile, not an admission cutoff.

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