LSAT explanations that show you WHY the wrong answers are wrong
The first time I looked at an LSAT answer key, I was baffled! Mystified! Shocked! I thought:
"There must be some kind of mistake."
And not just because my first practice LSAT score was a flipping 152.
It was painfully obvious that I had no clue how to do ANY of the Logic Games.
A bad score I could deal with. What really made my head spin was that were no explanations!!!
How are you supposed to increase your score if...
Turns out, the people who make the LSAT don't bother to write explanations for most of the exams:
After A LOT of digging, I finally managed to find some explanations written by the big prep companies, but they weren’t any help. It seemed like they had two kinds of explanations:
Or, my personal (least) favorite --
THAT DOESN'T HELP ME!!! WHY isn't it right? WHAT makes it out of scope?
They don't tell you why the right answer's right and why the wrong ones are wrong???!!!
Turns out, the people who make the LSAT don't bother to write explanations for most of the exams:
After A LOT of digging, I finally managed to find some explanations written by the big prep companies, but they weren’t any help. It seemed like they had two kinds of explanations:
1. So convoluted and overworked that I would start second guessing the answers I had gotten RIGHT.
Or, my personal (least) favorite --
2. "Duh, that one's just not right. It's out of scope."
THAT DOESN'T HELP ME!!! WHY isn't it right? WHAT makes it out of scope?
I never got a satisfying answer. But considering I was alone in my room yelling at a paper PrepTest book, that was probably for the best.
What I really needed were explanations that showed me:
* the easiest way to get the right answer
* WHY the right answer is right
* WHY the others are wrong
So, over several (exhausting!) months, I finally created explanations for over 1,000 LSAT questions.
These are the explanations I wished I had when I was studying.
But even the best-written explanations don’t always CLICK for everyone. Nothing beats a live back-and-forth dialogue with an honest-to-goodness REAL PERSON.
So I created my live online LSAT courses to provide just that setting.
In my courses, I provide in-depth explanations of hundreds of LSAT problems. And I’m adding more all the time.
Instead of a short written blurb (or the dreaded one-sentence “out of scope”), my explanations are conducted in a REAL-TIME virtual class setting.
You can log in from anywhere and ask your questions LIVE, directly to me. There’s also plenty of interaction with other students so you can exchange tips (or just gripe about LSAC, it’s a safe space).
I don’t want you to yell alone in your room like I did. Heck, I don’t want you to yell at all! Just join any of the live classes to get walkthroughs of whatever problem is tripping you up. We’ll keep at it as long as it takes until you get that lightbulb-over-the-head moment of understanding.
“Sounds great, but I’d like to start with just the written explanations”
I totally get it! Some people need to see things on paper in black and white.
If that's you, just grab the ones you'd like below.
(If the cart takes a while, give it time. It's working hard to add all the explanations!)
Logical Reasoning (both sections)
Reading Comprehension
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Answers to Frequently Asked Questions:
Do I have to get the questions separately?
Yes, in order to benefit from these, you MUST separately get the questions contained within the associated LSAT PrepTests. These do NOT include the actual LSAT questions.
What do the explanations contain?
These are detailed, step-by-step explanations for each question within that specific LSAT PrepTest section.
For Logical Reasoning, they show you how to diagram using formal logic (if necessary) and how to approach the questions. Of course, they explain all the answer choices without just saying things like "out of scope."
For Reading Comprehension, they show you how to approach the passage and questions, and they explain all the answer choices.
Can I have a sample to see if they're any good?
Absolutely. LR. RC.
Other stuff:
-These are PDFs available for instant download. You can use Adobe Reader to open the files.
-The instant download link will be sent to whichever email address you submit.
P.S. The explanations paired with an LSAT course are a lethal combination.
Sincerely,
Steve "never thought I'd write LSAT explanations, but here I am" Schwartz
P.P.S. If you consider how much money you'll make from increasing your LSAT score and getting into a better law school...or getting more scholarship money...this is such a tiny drop in the bucket.
