LSAT 4-Week Prep Class
The LSAT is a high-pressure test, and a few weeks isn't long to get ready for it.
Starts Mon, Dec 21
10:00 PM UTC · 1h 30m
4 sessions
Thomas
Outcomes, not lecture notes.
Decode the structure and scoring methodology of the LSAT so you can approach every section with a clear strategic framework
Apply critical reading techniques to quickly identify an author's argument, assumptions, and logical structure across dense passages
Use verbal reasoning strategies to evaluate arguments, spot logical flaws, and select answers with precision on Logical Reasoning questions
Execute analytical thinking methods to set up and work through complex Logic Games scenarios efficiently and accurately
Identify section-specific question types and deploy targeted tactics tailored to each format
Recognize and neutralize tricky or misleading questions by understanding the common patterns and traps built into the LSAT
Manage time effectively across sections by developing a repeatable, confident approach to pacing and question prioritization
Meet Thomas.
Thomas
Thomas is a seasoned educator and scholar with an extensive academic background and fourteen years of experience teaching at the college level and in test preparation. He holds a BA in History, International Relations, Social Relations, and Political Theory from Michigan State University, an MSc in Historical Studies from the University of Strathclyde, and an MA and ABD in History from Central Michigan University. Over the course of his career, Thomas has worked as a college instructor in history and honors writing, a tutor, a book editor, an author on test prep, a game-based learning instructor, and a standardized test designer and scorer. While he teaches a broad range of subjects, he is most passionate about History, Writing, and Test Prep. He has a strong track record of helping students from all backgrounds achieve academic success.
The LSAT is a high-pressure test, and a few weeks isn't long to get ready for it. That's why this live group class focuses on the Logical Reasoning question families that appear most, from Main Point and Flaw to Inference and Principle, plus Reading Comprehension, with an instructor who shows why each trap answer is wrong. You'll practice pacing, get an overview of LSAT Writing, and finish with a study plan built around your weakest question types. Built for law school applicants who want efficient strategies and real test-day confidence.
Session 1: LSAT Overview & Argument Family Questions Exam structure, scoring, study planning, and Argument Family question types including Main Point, Role of a Statement, and Parallel Reasoning.
Session 2: Assumption Family Questions Necessary and Sufficient Assumption, Flaw, Strengthen/Weaken, and Parallel Flaw questions with focus on identifying unstated premises and closing logical gaps.
Session 3: Non-Argument Family Questions Inference, Paradox, and Principle question types with flexible reading strategies for drawing valid conclusions from complex stimuli.
Session 4: Reading Comprehension & LSAT Writing Passage mapping, main point identification, author tone, comparative passage strategies, and an overview of the writing sample.
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Cameras / mics optional
Recordings
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Materials
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