The Start LSAT Course

Master the LSAT with our targeted prep course, featuring 51 expert-led video modules and 400 practice questions. Learn the techniques used to score a 180, alongside essential study tips and strategies. This affordable course is designed to maximize your potential and help you achieve top scores on the LSAT. Perfect for first-time test-takers and those aiming to improve their score. Get ready to reach your law school goals!
What's Included
How you are taught

What's included?

  •  51 Video Modules

  •  400 Official LSAT Questions

  •  Techniques used to score a 180

  •  Study Tips & Tricks

All for $110!

There is no need to spend thousands on LSAT prep. For a one time payment of $110, you will gain access to the tools you need to achieve the LSAT goal of your dreams.

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The Modules

Overview

  • Welcome
  • How to Study
  • Study Tips


Fundamental Techniques

  • Conditionality
  • Quantifiers

Logical Reasoning

  • Overview
  • Conclusion or Not?
  • Finding Conclusions
  • Timing
  • Main Point Question Type
  • Describe Question Type
  • Role Question Type
  • Agree/Disagree Question Type
  • Flaw Question Type
  • Strengthen Question Type
  • Weaken Question Type
  • Paradox Question Type
  • Must be True Question Type
  • Most Likely to Be True Question Type
  • Must be False Question Type
  • Necessary Assumption Question Type
  • Sufficient Assumption Question Type
  • Parallel Question Type
  • Parallel Flaw Question Type
  • Principal Question Type
  • Causation/Correlation Flaw
  • Sampling Flaw
  • Ad Hominem Flaw
  • Faulty Analogy Flaw
  • Quantity v. Percentage Flaw
  • Lack of Evidence as Proof Flaw
  • Exclusivity Flaw
  • Confusing Necessary/Sufficient Conditions Flaw
  • Circular Reasoning Flaw
  • Equivocation Flaw
  • Part to Whole/Whole to Part Flaw
  • Quantifier Flaw
  • Perception v. Reality Flaw
  • Past/Present/Future Flaw
  • New Term in Conclusion Flaw

Reading Comprehension

  • Overview
  • Notes?
  • Timing
  • Main Point Question Type
  • Purpose Question Type
  • Structure Question Type
  • Author Opinion Question Type
  • Inference Question Type
  • Detail Question Type

Putting It Together for Test Day

  • Endurance
  • You Got This!
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