A comprehensive look at the skills and strategies needed to master the LSAT Reading Comprehension section.
Passively reading isn’t enough for the LSAT! Being an active reader means interacting with the text—underlining, circling, and jotting quick notes.
Underline Main Points: Mark the thesis or important claims.
Payoff
Active reading keeps your brain engaged and helps you find answers faster when time is tight.
You circle 'however' every time the author introduces a new perspective.
You jot 'supports main idea' next to a key sentence to remember its role.