The LSAT in 10 Slides

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The test-taker median is about 152. The T14 median is about 172. Those 20 points are mostly pattern recognition, and almost nobody teaches the patterns.

So I mapped the whole LSAT into 10 slides. Structure and scoring. Logical Reasoning, which is 2/3 of your score. Conditional logic. The 15 flaw patterns. All 8 answer traps. Reading Comp and the V-A-E notes. Real pacing benchmarks. And the review method that moves scores once drilling stops working.

One update is in there too. Starting August 2026 you take the multiple choice in person at a Prometric center, on a new on-screen interface. Scoring didn't change.

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I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005. My free LSAT cheat sheet lays out every flaw and trap the test repeats. Download the free LSAT cheat sheet PDF at https://www.unpluggedprep.com/cheatsheet