by Carrie Bach | Aug 3, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Reading Comprehension
It’s not uncommon for students to focus their LSAT studies mostly on Logic Games and Logical Reasoning, simply because they just don’t know how to improve LSAT Reading Comprehension. And it makes sense why students would feel that way. After all, in Logic Games, you...
by Carrie Bach | Jun 23, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Study
Sometimes it’s easy to stay focused and motivated in your LSAT prep, but sometimes… it’s just not. And sometimes that’s ok. Sometimes we need to give ourselves grace when faced with distractions to our LSAT prep. Today, I want to give you permission to take a breather...
by Carrie Bach | Jun 15, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Study
If you are looking to push your LSAT score up from a 160 to a 170, here are some ways you can make that happen. But first of all, congrats on making it to 160! That’s no small feat! [And if you aren’t yet up to the 160, or perhaps even feel like that’s a long...
by Carrie Bach | Jun 9, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Logic Games
If you’ve been in the LSAT world for a while, you’ve probably come across this advice, which I consider to be the great myth about Logic Games: Start with Logic Games. It’s the easiest section to learn. Or the more extreme variation of it: To get a good LSAT score,...
by Carrie Bach | Jun 2, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Study
I’ve seen a number of questions recently about how to prepare for the LSAT if you’re also a parent of small children. Or how to juggle working or going to school full time with studying. It’s not easy. I prepped for the LSAT the first time while I...
by Carrie Bach | May 28, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Logic Games
If you’ve been working on Logic Games, you know that making deductions is key, whether in the setup stage or while working through the questions. Today I’m going to share with you a key source of deductions for in/out games: the reserved spot deduction. It’s a type of...
