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LSAC administers the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) four times a year at centers in the USA and Internationally. It is required for admission to all ABA–approved law schools, most Canadian law schools, and many other law schools. Many law schools require that the LSAT be taken by December – one year before attending- for admission the following fall. However, we recommend you take the exam sooner so that you can focus on the law school personal statement and the actual law school application.

Here’s some helpful information on how to increase your LSAT score and get into top law schools:

There are three core sections to the LSAT: the logic games, the reading comprehension and logical reasoning section.  Our LSAT tutoring program can help you increase your score substantially.

Yes, there is no penalty for guessing 0n the LSAT. Therefore, yes, you should even if you’re not certain on a question’s answer.

The LSAT exam is approximately 3+ hours total including breaks.

The LSAT is scored out of 180, and scores range between a 120 to 180 total.  The median for top law schools is approximately a 168.

The LSAT counts for about 2x as much than any other component in the LSAC’s admissions formula.

If you’re searching for answers on how you “can improve your LSAT scores” – look no further: