What Do My LSAT Demon Stats Mean?

Your dashboard gives you the big picture. 

Score range is based on your last five timed tests, including sections merged into tests, official tests, and LawHub imports. It starts with a margin of about 4 points, which shrinks as your testing history grows.

Variance tells you how much your performance can swing from one day to the next and decreases as you take more tests.

Accuracy is your average accuracy on your last five practice tests.

What do my Mastery scores tell me?

Your LR and RC Mastery scores show how well you’re performing in each section. For a fuller explanation, check out: What are my dashboard ratings?

Below your Mastery ratings, you’ll see where your time is going. 

Time Split shows how much time you spent on questions you got right, questions you got wrong, and most importantly, review. 

RC Deep Dive shows how you split your time between the passage and the questions. Try to spend at least 40% of your time on the passage.

Does drilling Review Inbox questions raise my Mastery scores?

No, drilling questions in your Review Inbox doesn’t change your score. Your LR and RC Mastery scores go up when you drill new questions and get them correct. 

How is my Study Quality calculated?

Your Study Quality score is built from the six metrics most correlated with LSAT improvement. Each metric is rated: Great, Good, Okay, or Meh. The line on each bar is your target, the number you need to hit to reach Great.

The percentage above each metric shows how much it counts toward your overall score. We weight each one by how closely it correlates with student improvement:

• Consistency: 27%

• Review: 26%

• Practice Accuracy: 18%

• Drill Accuracy: 10%

• Duration: 10%

• Variety: 9%

How much should I study each day?

Focus on getting at least one high quality hour a day, with high accuracy and thorough review. If you can do more, 90 minutes a day will get you an “Excellent” Duration score.

How is my Drill Accuracy calculated?

In drilling, your accuracy only counts questions that were at or below your skill level when you answered them. This applies to both your Study Quality and Question Types stats.

What does Test Progress show?

Test Progress shows the average of your test results, so you can see where you stand and track your score average and range over time.

How can I find my weaknesses?

The Question Types section tracks your performance on every LR and RC question type and every RC passage type. Check your accuracy across timed practice and drilling, then drill any question or passage type directly from there. We make it easy to practice question types in pairs in your drill filters, so you get exposure to each one.

Are analytics the most important part of my prep?

No. Analytics help, but don’t let the numbers distract you from your missed questions. Your biggest LSAT gains come from understanding why the right answer is right, why you chose the wrong answer, and how to avoid that mistake next time.

Where can I learn more about Analytics?

Watch the recording of our Smart Analytics Help Desk session for a full walkthrough. Have a question about your account? Email us at help@lsatdemon.com.