LSAT Test Preparation

The LSAT is required for all law school applicants. Unlike other exams you’ve taken, this exam does not test your knowledge; it tests your logic, critical thinking, effective writing, and comprehension skills. There is also a non-scored writing sample portion of the exam. While one cannot memorize facts or otherwise cram for the LSAT, it’s essential to be prepared for it by learning about the types of questions in each section and how to approach each type. We strongly encourage you to develop and practice a test preparation regimen several months before you are scheduled to take the test. This guide will offer tools and resources for mastering LSAT logical reasoning and beating the LSAT logic games.

Our own UTA Library has many LSAT resources available to you, and there are several free LSAT Resources at the Arlington Public Library. 

TCU’s Extended Education offers a course and workshop in LSAT prep. 

Khan Academy has a free online preparation service including 12 practice exams created in conjunction with LSAC. LSAC also has some free practice tests on its Law Hub site. 

Beyond that, a wide array of preparation vendors exists, ranging from LSAT study guide books to online courses to in-person classes and even individual tutoring. The more individualized your preparation, the more it will cost.

According to LSAC’s webpage, this is a comprehensive list of test prep companies that have licensed official LSAT content. Many of their licensees offer free or discounted courses to LSAC fee waiver recipients. These licensees are indicated with a “Yes” in the Offers Fee Waiver column.

**  This company is not an Official LSAT Content Licensee, as per the LSAC webpage

***  Offers local in-person classes

Many of these listed above offer free or unique content like full-length practice tests or podcasts.

Full-Length Practice Exams:

Content Review & Practice Questions:

**  This company is not an Official LSAT Content Licensee, as per the LSAC webpage

Pop Quizzes, Flashcards, Podcasts, and Apps:

**  This company is not an Official LSAT Content Licensee, as per the LSAC webpage