LSAT Unplugged
Steve Schwartz
Steve SchwartzCoaching the LSAT since 2005

The LSAT changes in August 2027. Don't lose months of practice waiting it out

The question types and the scoring stay the same, so what you practice now still counts. This $7 workbook gives you 50 original questions with every answer explained, and you can do the first set tonight.

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Instant PDF download. A skills workbook for the question types that carry over.

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Steve Schwartz
Steve SchwartzCoaching the LSAT since 2005
Cover of The LSAT Changes in 2027. These Skills Don't, by Steve Schwartz

What you're getting

It's 50 original questions in 2 timed sets, 36 Logical Reasoning and 14 Reading Comprehension. Every explanation walks through all 5 choices, so you can follow it even if you haven't studied a single day.

It drills the question types, because those carry over when the LSAT changes. A Flaw question in 2027 asks you to do what a Flaw question asks you to do today.

Which test are you taking

  1. June 2027 or earlier

    Nothing changes for you. These are the skills you'll be tested on.

  2. August 2027 or later

    Build the skills now. This workbook finds your pattern, so you know what to drill first.

  3. No date yet

    Same plan, and you're not behind.

What's inside

Sample workbook page: Set 1, question 1, with all five answer choices
Set 1, question 1. You answer it on a timer, with no peeking.
Sample explanation: why (A) is right and why (B) to (E) fail
The explanation. You see why the right answer works and why each of the other 4 fails. That second part shows you why a wrong answer looked right.
Set 1 answer key with miss boxes and question types
The answer key names the type of every question, with a box to tick each miss. The group with the most ticks is your pattern.
  • 2 timed sets, each done in one sitting, with an answer sheet for each.
  • A short guide, "What your misses mean," on the mistakes I see most and what to drill next.
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Why the pattern matters

50 questions will show you a pattern you can fix. If 4 of your 7 misses are Flaw and Necessary Assumption questions, you know where your next 2 weeks should go. If your score's been flat, waiting for the change won't fix that, because you'd bring the same wrong answers with you.

How to use it

  1. Do Set 1 in one sitting. Time it, about 90 seconds per question, with your phone in another room. Don't check answers as you go.
  2. Score it and review. Read the explanation for every miss and every lucky guess. A lucky guess is a miss you haven't paid for yet.
  3. Read the guide, then do Set 2 the same way. The same kind of miss twice is the habit to work on.

Students who raised their scores with us

Zach O.

"I heard the typical line, that most people improve about 10 points. Within a month I saw a 10 point increase right off the bat."

Zach O., 151 to 176
Natalie B.

"Once I finally slowed down and took my time, the speed came automatically."

Natalie B., 147 to 170
Judy W.

"It wasn't until I got deeper into the Socratic Review Method that I finally understood why I was getting questions wrong."

Judy W., 161 to 171

Individual results vary.

About me

Steve Schwartz

I'm Steve Schwartz. I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005. I started at 152 on my own LSAT and finished at 175, so I know what it's like to need those points.

Most students can't see which wrong answers they keep falling for. This workbook uses the Socratic Review Method, where you sit with each miss until you can explain it out loud.

Reuters, Law.com, the WSJ, the NYT, The Atlantic, US News, the ABA Journal, and Above the Law have cited me.

FAQ

Is this about the new layout or the skills?

The skills. It's 50 original questions with every answer explained, and it drills the question types that carry over when the LSAT changes in August 2027.

Should I wait for the new test?

I wouldn't. The students this news hurts are the ones who stop studying to wait it out, and they lose months of practice they'd have kept either way.

What if it isn't what I expected?

Email [email protected] and we'll refund your $7.

How do I get it?

You get the download link on the thank-you page right after checkout, and we email it to you too.

Every week you wait is a week of practice you don't get back

One payment, instant download. Do Set 1 tonight, and you'll know which question types cost you points.

If you don't think the $7 was well spent, email [email protected] within 30 days and I'll refund all of it. You don't need a reason, and the workbook PDF is yours to keep.

Get the workbook for $7

30-day money-back guarantee, any reason

LSAT Unplugged

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