Master the LSAT: The Logical Reasoning Era

Navigate the 2026 LSAT overhaul with precision. Focus your study time on the high-impact sections that determine admission outcomes.

The 2026 LSAT Breakdown

Adapt your strategy to the new test format

Logical Reasoning

Two scored sections, 50% of your score. Formal logic and argumentation analysis.

Reading Comprehension

One scored section, 25% of your score. Comparative passages and inference.

Argumentative Writing

Unscored section. Structured essay response submitted to schools.

Curated Hub Paths

Structured approaches for your legal journey

Beginner TrackGetting Started

Build foundational skills and create your study framework

LSAT 101: Test Format & Scoring

Understand the new structure and how scores translate to admissions.

Building Your 3-Month Schedule

Create a realistic timeline that fits your life and maximizes retention.

Mastery TrackAdvanced Strategy

Refine techniques and push toward 170+

LSAT vs. GRE: Which Test?

Now that Logic Games are gone, which test maximizes your admissions potential?

RC Inference Techniques

Decode implied meanings and strengthen/weaken arguments.

Essential Guides

Strategic resources for your success

LR: The New 50% Powerhouse

Dominating logical reasoning in the games-free era

Master the argumentation patterns that now comprise half your score.

Comparative Reading Mastery

Decoding dual-passage questions efficiently

Navigate comparative passages with speed. Identify relationships.

Frequently Asked Questions

Expert answers to common queries

How do scores change without Logic Games?

Scores are now scaled from 120-180 based on LR and RC performance. The 50th percentile is approximately 148-150.