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LSAT Preparation & Study Materials

The LSAT (Law School Admissions Test) exerts a substantial influence on the admissions process for law schools. Serving as a standardized measure of candidates' cognitive abilities, the LSAT evaluates skills such as critical thinking, logical reasoning, and analytical aptitude—essential attributes for success in the legal profession.

Admissions committees heavily weigh LSAT scores when evaluating applicants, using them to differentiate among candidates and identify those who possess the intellectual capabilities to thrive in the demanding academic environment of law school. While not the sole determinant, the LSAT plays a pivotal role in shaping the composition of incoming classes, ensuring that admitted students are well-prepared to engage with the complexities of legal education and contribute effectively to the legal field.

When it comes to studying for the LSAT students should use studying materials that best suits their style of learning. Some students prefer to use online resources, some prefer to use the PowerScore LSAT Prep Books, and some use a hybrid between the two. Whatever your preferred method of studying is we are here to help!

 

Here is a list of all upcoming testing dates and registration cutoffs for the LSAT.

LSAT Prep Library Catalog

 

Courtesy of the ASUCM, the Law Clinic has been gifted a library of LSAT study materials that students can check out at their convenience.

 

Here is a catalog of all our LSAT Study materials available to be checked out from the Law Clinic.

 

These materials can be checked out through the ASUCM office Mondays through Fridays from 8:00am to 5:00pm located at Granite 174.

 

 

Making a LSAT Study Schedule

Creating a study schedule for the LSAT requires careful planning and dedication. The LSAT is a challenging exam that assesses skills in reading comprehension, logical reasoning, and analytical thinking. 

Here is a what 12-week study schedule might look like for someone interested in beginning their studies for the LSAT. Students should create their own study schedule that fits around classes, social life, and other obligations to ensure that studying is a seamless addition to their list of responsibilities. (PDF)

Remember that consistency and quality of practice are key. Regularly review your progress, adapt your study plan as needed, and maintain a healthy work-life balance during your LSAT preparation. Good luck!

 

Online LSAT Resources

When preparing for the LSAT internet courses are a great resource at your disposal. Online courses provide an easy to track schedule, and fortunately, there are several free online resources available to help you prepare effectively. Here's a list of some reputable ones:

  1. Khan Academy: Khan Academy partnered with the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) to provide free LSAT prep materials, including interactive lessons, practice tests, and personalized study plans.

Website: https://www.khanacademy.org/prep/lsat

  1. LSAC Official Prep: The Law School Admission Council offers a variety of free resources, including sample LSAT questions, LSAT test day digital familiarization tool, and access to official practice tests.

Website: https://www.lsac.org/lsat/prep

  1. 7Sage LSAT Prep: 7Sage provides free LSAT resources, including logic games explanations, video lessons, and forums where you can discuss questions and strategies with other students.

Website: https://7sage.com/free-lsat-prep-tools/

  1. LSAT Center: LSAT Center offers a variety of free resources, including practice questions, explanations, and study guides to help you improve your LSAT skills. Website: https://www.lsat-center.com/