For LSAT students whose score is stuck
Why Your LSAT Score Is Stuck is 50 original questions in 2 timed sets, with every answer explained, so you can see where your points go. Do Set 1 tonight.
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Fair warning, it's a short workbook, 50 questions and honest explanations. If you want a full course, we have those too, and this is the cheap way to find out what you need first.
I'm Steve Schwartz. I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005.
My own LSAT score went from 152 to 175. What got it there was sitting with every question I missed until I could explain it out loud. I call it the Socratic Review Method, and this workbook is that method on paper.
Reuters, Law.com, the WSJ, the NYT, The Atlantic, US News, the ABA Journal, and Above the Law have cited me.
"Your email reminded me to check and I got a 170!! I am very excited about this score!! Thank you so much for all of your help along the way- I would have never reached my dream of breaking into the 170s without you!"
Natalie B., 147 to 170
"Just one month in, I smashed the '10-point improvement' myth. I realized aiming high wasn't just ambitious; it was achievable."
Zach O., 151 to 176
Yes. Every question is original and written for the test as it is now: Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, no Logic Games. Logical Reasoning is most of your score, and the workbook covers both.
50 questions in 2 timed sets. Plan an evening for each set, and give the explanations at least as much time as the questions.
Yes. You download it right after checkout. Print it, or work through it on a screen.
No. The explanations are written in plain English for someone seeing these questions for the first time. A beginner gets the most out of Set 1, honestly, because you find out what the test asks before you pay for anything bigger.
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