LSAT For Dummies (with Free Online Practice Tests)

Features: An in–depth review of each of the three test areas Tactics for scoring higher and getting into the law school of your dreams Sharpen your LSAT test–taking skills with tips and tests in the book and online Scoring well on the LSAT is paramount for those applying to law school, and this updated resource provides you with the latest on how to prepare for the test with three full–length practice exams and two additional exams available online, all with complete answer explanations. Take the LSAT plunge get familiar with the test and question types, and plan your test–taking tactics to maximize your chances Analyze this discover the keys to analytic reasoning, with step–by–step techniques for working out the solutions of the tests logic games Pick an argument pinpoint conclusions, assumptions, and flaws in logical reasoning questions, and strengthen and support your arguments Reading and writing get acquainted with reading comprehension passages and questions, and wow em with a well–argued writing sample The real deal study what, where, and when you want using your one–year subscription to access five practice tests online Open the book and find: A review of foundational concepts for every test section Details on logic questions and pitfalls to avoid Advice on how to analyze arguments Strategies for making educated guesses Ways to combat test–taking anxiety What admissions officers are really looking for Ten myths about the LSAT One year of access to five practice tests online

Lisa Zimmer Hatch and Scott A. Hatch have prepared students for standardized testing from more than 300 universities. Amy Hackney Blackwell is a former attorney who received her JD from the University of Virginia School of Law.