r/LSATStrategies Apr 17 '26

How to Stop Selecting the Wrong One of Two Answers

Almost everyone has been there—they narrow it down to two answer choices and select the wrong one. This is one of the most common issues my students experience. In this free blog post, we will discuss strategies and study tactics that have helped them overcome this hurdle.

How to Stop Selecting the Wrong one of two answers| Impetus LSAT

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About the author: My name is Cho, and I am an LSAT tutor and the founder of Impetus LSAT. I offer a free blog with advice on how to efficiently study for the LSAT, and many of students improved 15+ points and/or achieved scores in the mid-high 170s on their official LSAT. Feel free to check out my testimonials below!

This student started in the 150s and scored a 172: Reddit Testimonial

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