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If you're seeking quality Columbus LSAT preparation, Varsity Tutors can get you set up with comprehensive instruction that can suit your preferences and needs. The Law School Admissions Test, or LSAT, is the only exam used for admission purposes by ABA-accredited law and Canadian common-law law schools. It serves as an assessment of your ability to apply your skills to complex topics revolving to law. Whether you'd rather sign up for a Columbus LSAT prep course or work one-on-one with a personal instructor, our educational consultants can help guide you towards the best solution for you.
Your score on this test can make a difference in your applications to institutions like The Michael E. Moritz College of Law at the Ohio State University or Capital University Law School. If you're motivated to put forth your best effort on this exam, consider letting us help you get signed up with the LSAT preparation opportunity that is best for your needs.
What can Columbus LSAT prep review?
The LSAT is used by law schools to assess the main skills you will need to keep up with your courses. There are five sections: Reading Comprehension, two Logical Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, and Writing. You will take the test on a touch screen digital tablet. It has several features, such as highlighting capability for reading sections and a built-in timer that alerts you to the last five minutes of the exam. Each section is timed for 35 minutes. Let's look at the Analytical Reasoning section first.
The Analytical Reasoning section is designed to measure your ability to analyze relationships to come to conclusions. The questions in this section are presented as sets, each accompanied by a single passage. The passages explain a scenario revolving around ordering or grouping relationships, such as prioritizing tasks. While the questions are typically unrelated to law, they serve as a parallel between the abilities necessary to solve problems related to the law.
The Reading Comprehension section focuses on complex and lengthy materials to assess your ability to gain insight while reading complicated information. In all, there are four selections of reading material, of which one set contains two related passages. The paired set measures your comparative reading skills, which ask questions about the relationships between the two texts. The remaining selections pull from a variety of subjects. In general, you will need to be prepared for dense and sophisticated pieces that offer complex rhetoric.
There are two Logical Reasoning sections, which you have a total of 70 minutes to compete. The Logical Reasoning questions measure your ability to make, assess, and evaluate an argument. You will need to be able to recognize relationships within an argument, make a comparison between patterns, identify assumptions, and more. The questions are related to a number of short arguments across a number of sources, such as magazines, newspapers, and publications.
The Writing section is delivered online on a separate testing platform. You must complete this section within a year of completing the previous sections. You will be given a writing prompt that presents a problem and two positions or actions that you must choose between and then defend. While there is no "wrong" answer, but you will need to demonstrate strong argumentative writing skills backed by reasoning, cohesion, organization, and technical abilities.
What Columbus LSAT prep options are available?
Varsity Tutors helps prospective law school students work toward their future through two fantastic test review options: prep courses and private instruction. You can take part in one or even a combination of the two. Each offers a host of unique benefits that can appeal to different needs. Read on to explore the kind of advantages each has to offer.
If you are the kind of student who prefers to learn in a private setting, we can get you set up with a Columbus LSAT tutor. Private tutoring is designed to revolve entirely around your individual needs. Your mentor can take the time to get to know you in terms of learning style, strengths, areas of opportunity, and LSAT goals. They can even assess your readiness to identify the areas of the exam in which you have the most room to improve. For instance, if you are secure in your Analytical Reasoning skills, your tutor can help you build your writing skills for your essay. They can demonstrate planning strategies that can help you get the most out of the 35-minute time limit.
On the other hand, perhaps you gain more from a collaborative learning experience. You can sign up for a Columbus LSAT prep class that is led by a live expert. Classes are held entirely online in a virtual classroom that allows you to interact freely with your instructor and classmates. New sessions start up weekly, so you never have to worry about missing a deadline. Just sign up and get ready to learn from wherever you prefer to study.
In a class, you and your peers can engage in activities and discussions while working to build test-taking skills for the LSAT. Group learning can give you the chance to better retain the information and abilities you learn, such as skimming passages and questions first before re-reading for the information you need. If you have trouble with a particular topic or skill, your instructor can set aside time to work with you to overcome the challenge.
How can I get started with Columbus LSAT prep?
Whether you've been studying for the LSAT for a while or you haven't even started, Varsity Tutors can help you figure out what Columbus LSAT prep option is ideal for you. Thorough test preparation can help you reinforce the skills you will need to succeed in law school, which can pay off for years to come. You can even gain valuable test-taking skills that can benefit you on a variety of different exams. Contact our educational consultants to get more information on how LSAT preparation can help you go after your goals. Don't hesitate to invest in your academic and professional future.
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