Study Efficiently

There is a common mistake I have seen many students make. This mistake hinders their understanding of the argument, leading them to select the incorrect answer confidently. The mistake is confusing conditionals with premise/conclusion relationships. To illustrate this point, let's compare two example statements: Statement #1: If the weather is nice, I will go outside. Statement #2: Because the weather is nice, I will go outside. If we aren't careful, these two statements can

You studied diligently for months, and you feel like the LSAT is finally clicking. But then you take another practice test only to see your score dropped a couple of points. You feel defeated and frustrated. Was all that studying for nothing? Believe it or not, the same score or even a lower score does not necessarily mean you did not improve. In this post, we will discuss why improvement does not always manifest itself directly into a higher score and how to more accurately