Master the art of analyzing, evaluating, and constructing arguments for the LSAT and beyond.
Not all evidence is created equal! The LSAT tests your ability to distinguish between strong and weak support.
This skill is invaluable for writing persuasive essays, analyzing news, and making informed decisions.
A study finds that 90% of people who use a product are satisfied, which is stronger evidence than one person’s opinion.
An argument says, 'Eating carrots improves eyesight.' It’s strengthened by scientific studies, not just by your grandma’s advice.
Learn to tell the difference between rock-solid and flimsy support.