LSAT
Sources
Everything this course cites. Every source is on an official site: lsac.org.
- About the 10-Minute IntermissionLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · The intermission follows Section 2; what is and is not allowed during it.
- FAQs about LSAT AccommodationsLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Kinds of accommodation, additional breaks for 100% or more extra time, accommodated scores reported the same as others and schools not told, deadlines, Argumentative Writing accommodations.
- Frequently Asked Questions about LSAT Argumentative WritingLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Interface (digital scratch paper, highlighting, browser spell-check underlining without suggestions), no word limit, not scored, one sample needed, no generative AI or grammar tools, accommodations.
- Frequently Asked Questions about the LSATLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Length (about 3 hours for standard test takers), the intermission, scratch paper rules, limits on repeating the test, score release, how schools use scores.
- Getting Ready for LSAT Argumentative WritingLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Remote delivery requirements, availability eight days before the LSAT administration, automatic submission when time runs out, processing time of up to three weeks.
- Getting Ready for Your LSATLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Test-center delivery through LawHub with Prometric proctoring for most 2026–2027 test takers; check-in; Argumentative Writing administered separately by ProctorU.
- How to Request Accommodations on the LSATLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Requests through JD Services by the accommodation request deadline for the chosen test date.
- Logical ReasoningLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · What the section measures, where its arguments come from, one (occasionally two) questions per passage, the ten skills LSAC lists, and that no specialized vocabulary of formal logic is needed.
- Logical Reasoning Sample QuestionsLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Cited only for the section directions (choose the best answer; do not make implausible, superfluous or incompatible assumptions) and the five answer choices per question. No sample question is reproduced or adapted in this course.
- LSAT & CAS FeesLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · The LSAT fee for the August 2026–June 2027 testing year, which includes LSAT Argumentative Writing.
- LSAT Argumentative WritingLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Purpose and format (one debatable issue, three or four perspectives, guided prewriting analysis questions), timing, remote delivery through LawHub with secure proctoring software, unscored but required before a score is released, shared with law schools.
- LSAT Dates, Deadlines, and Score Release DatesLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Test dates, registration and accommodation deadlines, and score release dates for each administration.
- LSAT PercentilesLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Percentile table for the 2023–24, 2024–25 and 2025–26 testing years.
- LSAT Remote Testing and Distance ExceptionsLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · From the August 2026 LSAT the multiple-choice portion moves toward in-center testing for almost all test takers; the exceptions for 2026–2027 (disability-related accommodations, active-duty military abroad, distance of more than 180 miles or three hours' drive, center closures).
- LSAT Score BandsLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Why scores are reported with a band, based on the standard error of measurement. The page does not state the band's width.
- LSAT ScoringLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Raw score is the number answered correctly, all questions weighted equally, no deduction for wrong answers; conversion to the 120–180 scale; score report contents (score band, percentile rank against the previous three testing years, reportable results).
- Official LSAT Practice TestsLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Four full four-section Official LSAT PrepTests free on LawHub, in the test-day interface; LawHub Advantage as a paid upgrade.
- Prepare for the LSATLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · LSAC's preparation advice: learn the interface on LawHub, take timed official practice tests, plan for the intermission.
- Reading ComprehensionLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Four sets per section, each a passage (or comparative pair) with five to eight questions; three or four single passages and one or no comparative pair; subject areas; the ten kinds of question LSAC names.
- Reading Comprehension Sample QuestionsLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Cited only for the directions (answer on the basis of what is stated or implied; choose the best answer) and the five answer choices per question. No sample passage or question is reproduced or adapted in this course.
- Specifications of the LSAT and LSAT Argumentative WritingLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · The standard LSAT: four 35-minute multiple-choice sections (Reading Comprehension, two Logical Reasoning, one unscored variable section), a 10-minute intermission between the second and third sections; Argumentative Writing timing (15 minutes of prewriting analysis, which may be left after 5 minutes, and 35 minutes of writing).
- Starting August 2027, the LSAT Will Look a Little Different but Still Test the Same Skills in the Same WaysLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Announcement of 26 October 2026: scores will continue to rest on 27 scored Reading Comprehension questions and two sections of 25 scored Logical Reasoning questions; no change to the existing four-section format for tests through June 2027; new-format LawHub materials from February 2027.
- Suggested Approach for Logical ReasoningLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · LSAC's advice: read the question and every choice carefully, a true statement is not necessarily a correct answer, accept the passage's information, and expect no tricks.
- The LSAT Will Look a Little Different Starting August 2027Law School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · From August 2027: three sections with embedded unscored questions (Reading Comprehension 52 minutes, 40 questions of which 27 scored; each Logical Reasoning section 45 minutes, 32 questions of which 25 scored), two 10-minute breaks; question types, scored counts, time per question and the 120–180 scale unchanged.
- Types of LSAT QuestionsLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Three scored sections and one unscored section of either Reading Comprehension or Logical Reasoning, which can appear at any point; Argumentative Writing described: a debatable issue with three or four perspectives, no right or wrong position, remote delivery for all test takers.
- What to Expect Starting With the August 2024 LSATLaw School Admission Council (LSAC) · accessed 2026-11-09 · Post of 18 October 2023: from August 2024 a second scored Logical Reasoning section replaces the Analytical Reasoning (logic games) section; the unscored section is either Logical Reasoning or Reading Comprehension.