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Critical Thinking
Examine information objectively, distinguish facts from assumptions and reach conclusions supported by evidence.
Open skill guideBoardQBank LSAT Preparation
Think precisely. Read critically. Reason like a lawyer.
Prepare for the LSAT with structured lessons, exam-style questions, detailed explanations, timed drills and full-length mock examinations focused on the skills law schools expect.
Logical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension
Argumentative Writing
Your Target
Build toward a stronger score
Personalized, skill-based preparation
170+
Current LSAT Format
Know the examination before you begin
The standard multiple-choice LSAT contains four 35-minute sections. Three sections are scored and one is an unscored variable section.
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35 minPer section
120–180Reported score scale
1Separate writing assessment
Multiple-Choice Test
Four focused sections
LSAT Argumentative Writing
A separately administered, unscored writing assessment that evaluates your ability to construct and support a persuasive argument using provided perspectives and evidence.
- Completed separately online
- Sent to law schools with your application
- Required before a score can be released when no valid writing sample is on file
Core Competencies
Five skills that drive LSAT performance
BoardQBank training emphasizes transferable reasoning skills rather than memorized legal knowledge.
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Analytical Reasoning
Organize complex information, identify relationships and apply rules consistently to structured problems.
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Reading Comprehension
Identify main ideas, viewpoints, passage structure, implications and subtle distinctions in dense writing.
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Logical Analysis
Break arguments into conclusions, evidence and assumptions while recognizing valid and invalid reasoning.
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Argument Evaluation
Strengthen, weaken and test arguments by assessing relevance, sufficiency, causation and alternative explanations.
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Timed Decision-Making
Apply reliable methods under strict time limits without sacrificing accuracy, focus or strategic pacing.
Open skill guidePreparation Curriculum
Structured LSAT practice modules
Study by skill, question type and exam condition, then consolidate your progress through cumulative mock examinations.
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Logical Reasoning Foundations
Argument parts, conclusions, premises, assumptions and conditional reasoning.
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Strengthen and Weaken
Evaluate evidence, causation, competing explanations and argument vulnerability.
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Inference and Must-Be-True
Separate what is proven from what is merely plausible or attractive.
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Flaw and Parallel Reasoning
Identify recurring reasoning errors and match abstract argument structures.
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Reading Comprehension
Main point, purpose, structure, tone, inference and passage organization.
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Comparative Reading
Compare authors, viewpoints, evidence, agreements and disagreements.
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Argumentative Writing
Thesis development, evidence integration, counterarguments and clear organization.
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Timed Mock Examinations
Full-section pacing, review analytics, error logging and score improvement planning.
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Start with targeted practice and progress toward full-length LSAT simulation.