What Is The Specific Format Of The LSAT?
The LSAT is composed of six thirty-five minute sections. Four of the six count toward your test score (reported on a scale of 120 – 180). One of the six is experimental (not counting toward your score) and one is a writing sample (which although does not count toward your score is used as part of your application file) at some law schools. The four sections that count are: – two separate and distinct Logical Reasoning sections (24 – 26 questions each); – one Reading Comprehension section which contains three passages and one “Comparative Reading” set (total number of questions 26 – 28); – one Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) section (total number of questions 22 – 24). Although these sections have different names, they all test reading and reasoning in context. About LSAT Preparation – What Does It Mean? To put it simply: Your goal in LSAT preparation is to improve to the point where you are able to achieve the highest score that you can with your level of reading and reasoning abili
