Applied LSAT Reasoning and Practice

This unit develops advanced logical‑reasoning and reading‑comprehension skills targeted to LSAT question types and law‑related passages. Students practice identifying argument structure and flaws, work EXCEPT and pattern questions, apply passage strategies to family and employment law topics, and plan registration and test‑prep actions for the exam.

Learning Objectives

• Analyze pattern‑based and EXCEPT question formats to select correct answers and justify selection using formal reasoning strategies
• Apply targeted reading comprehension techniques to law‑focused passages (e.g., domestic relations, employment) to identify main ideas, author tone, and supporting evidence
• Demonstrate the ability to diagram an argument’s structure, locate logical flaws, and evaluate arguments based on principles in Logical Reasoning items
• Evaluate LSAT preparation decisions by outlining registration steps, comparing prep options, and triaging difficult questions prior to full solution attempts