Updated September 2026 for the current LSAT format. Logic Games were removed in August 2024, which changed the question counts and the math below. One of the most disorienting things about early LSAT
Updated September 2026: Khan Academy's LSAT Prep has moved to LSAC's LawHub, LSAC's paid tier is now LawHub Advantage, and Logic Games are no longer on the LSAT. Prices below are current. The LSAT pre
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
Updated September 2026 for the current LSAT format. Logical Reasoning is two of the three scored sections on the current LSAT: about 50 questions, roughly two-thirds of your score. (Logic Games were r
Updated September 2026 for the current LSAT format: two scored Logical Reasoning sections and one Reading Comprehension section. Logic Games were removed in August 2024, so skip them in any older mate
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
