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One of the most disorienting things about early LSAT prep is not knowing where you stand. You're answering questions, getting some right and some wrong, and you have no idea whether you're on track fo
The LSAT prep industry has a pricing problem. The most well-known platforms charge \(50-65 a month — which sounds manageable until you realize that a serious prep cycle runs 3-6 months. That's \)150 t
We built an AI-powered LSAT prep platform. So you might expect this post to be a glowing endorsement of AI for LSAT prep. It's not — or at least, not an uncritical one. Here's an honest account of wha
Logical Reasoning is half the LSAT. Two sections, about 50 questions, and more than enough to make or break your score. The good news: it's also the most improvable section for most students. Logic ga
Study schedules are one of those things where having something in front of you — even an imperfect one — is dramatically better than winging it. The students who improve the most on the LSAT aren't us
Here's the honest version of this answer: it depends. I know that's not what you want to hear when you're staring down a test date and trying to figure out whether you have enough time. But the honest
