The LSAT Is Easy
11:00 pm
1 hr
All levels
Syllabus
Topics
- What do you think the LSAT should test? Why?
- How do you think you’re supposed to study?
- Do you know what score you need?
- What’s holding you back from your best score?
Examples
Logical Reasoning
Test J, Section 2, Q4 — Connorly Report
Logic Games
Test J, Game 2 — Film festival
Reading Comprehension
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Links Shared in Class:
- Speed Comes From Understanding
- Work Less for More Pay
- Slow Down to Speed Up
- LSAT Strategies
- Scholarship Estimator
- Reading Comprehension Basics
- Thinking LSAT Podcast
- LSAT Logic Games: Worlds Are Easy
- Diagramming Logic Games
- The Purpose of Making Worlds
- The LSAT Requires a Different Kind of Reading
- Logic Games Strategies
- A Formula for LSAT Success
- Go Deeper on Each Mistake
- Where to Start with LSAT Demon
- When to register for the LSAT
Nathan Fox
I’m not yelling at you—I’m yelling at the LSAT. My goal is to show you how easy this test can be.
This Class
The LSAT is a test of English, logic, and how hard you can work. It doesn’t need to be as confusing and intimidating as it’s often made out to be. Join LSAT Demon cofounder and 179 scorer Nathan Fox for an overview of the test and how to prepare for it. We’ll look at a few sample questions and leave ample time for Q&A.