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My ScoreItUp students have reported a series of issues with the current October LSAT. If you have had a technical or other issue with your October LSAT, please feel free to contact me at mark@scoreitup.com

For those of you looking to get a solid introduction into the LSAT, or to sharpen your skills and pick up some new techniques, I am offering a FREE one-day LSAT Prep course on Saturday, October 16th. I will be teaching it from 9:30-6 pm PST, “live online” via Zoom. We will take a lunch […]

There are a wide variety of things one can do to dramatically improve LSAT performance. Here is a brief summary of five highly effective but often overlooked LSAT Prep suggestions (they may not all be “tricky-tricks,” but they frequently ARE under-appreciated by students!) 1. Rejecting Wrong Answers Is Often Easier Than Recognizing Correct Answers Identifying […]

In part 2 of this three-part post, we briefly discuss the LSAT’s Logical Reasoning section. Logical Reasoning used to account for two sections, or 50%, of the LSAT. After the coronavirus, and the development of the LSAT-Flex, it became only one section (out of three graded sections) of the exam. The Logical Reasoning section remains […]

In this three-part post, we briefly discuss the three graded sections of the LSAT, as well as the most sensible way of preparing for each section. In today’s post, I go through a basic description of the LSAT’s Analytical Reasoning section. This section of the exam used to be called “Logic Games,” and still is […]

The substance and content of the LSAT has barely changed in decades. However, there have been a couple format changes that have affected the length of the exam. Listed below is a detailed description of (1) the “former” LSAT (prior to May 2020), (2) the former and temporary “LSAT Flex” (May 2020-June 2021), and (3) […]

A bit of controversy exists in the LSAT Prep world (what fun would life be without a bit of a controversy?!). The issue revolves around the best way to get a meaningful gauge of your LSAT score on practice exams. First, let me begin with a few basics: The Non-Controversial Stuff The best way to […]

The LSAC has not yet published LSAT dates beyond the April 2021 LSAT. While we know that the upcoming February and April LSATs will be given in the “LSAT-Flex” format, LSAC has remained mum about its plans going forward. Here are some thoughts to consider regarding whether the LSAT-Flex format will continue beyond the April […]

ScoreItUp focuses on teaching LSAT Prep effectively, provides students with a rigorous and entertaining live-course format, and guarantees all course lessons will be taught by the company’s owner. Those all are key reasons for ScoreItUp’s consistently excellent student reviews and outstanding student results, including a +15 point average practice score increase. Along those lines, a special thank-you […]