Logical Reasoning and LSAT Prep

This unit deepens students’ mastery of LSAT logical reasoning and reading comprehension by focusing on argument structure, flaw-spotting, pattern-based reasoning, EXCEPT questions, and applied practice passages in legal contexts (domestic relations and employment). It also covers practical test-prep logistics — registering, choosing courses, and creating a post‑LSAT plan — preparing students to execute a targeted study plan in the final unit.

Learning Objectives

• Analyze complex logical reasoning stimuli by identifying premises, conclusions, assumptions, and common flaw types to map an argument’s formal structure across practice questions and passages
• Apply targeted strategies for pattern-based questions, EXCEPT items, and question-selection heuristics to increase accuracy and efficiency on timed practice sets
• Demonstrate advanced reading-comprehension skills by summarizing main ideas, author perspective, and supported inferences for passages drawn from legal contexts such as domestic relations and employment law
• Evaluate LSAT preparation options and construct a personalized, actionable study-and-registration plan that includes course selection rationale, timeline milestones, and post‑LSAT next steps