Sample LSAT Logic Game #4 | From the June 07 Exam | Questions + Solutions

“You need to study for the LSAT for 8 hours every 👏 single 👏 day 👏 until 👏 test 👏 day.” - Said no one ever. Studying for the LSAT does not require hours upon hours of relentless cramming for days or months on end. In fact, this intense level of studying can actually be counterproductive and lead to burnout. 😓 So, how much time should you really dedicate to studying for the LSAT? The answer will vary based on your individual strengths and weaknesses and goal score. Check out these tips from

Most students dread the Reading Comprehension section of the LSAT. The passages can be long, dense, and difficult to focus on after a while. But did you know that you’re not expected to recall every single detail of what you read? In fact, the purpose of this section is to test your ability to understand and analyze complex texts, not just regurgitate information. Watch this video to learn more about where you should focus during the Reading Comp section! Then head over to our LSAT blog to get m