LSAT guides
Plain-English guides to LSAT question types, timing and review, built from the cheat sheets Alan teaches with.
Test process
LSAT Blind Review: How to Do It and Log Your Errors
Re-solve before you check the key, then log why each miss happened. Here is the cycle, with two worked examples.
Logical Reasoning
LSAT Necessary Assumption: How to Use the Negation Test
A necessary assumption is what the argument can't live without. Find the gap, predict something modest, and negate each finalist to check it.
Logical Reasoning
LSAT Flaw Questions: A Four-Step Method
Name the jump in plain words, translate it into flaw language, and check every part of the answer against the argument.
Test process
LSAT Timing Strategy: The 90-Second Skip Protocol
Decide your timing rules before the section starts, so one hard question never eats the minutes meant for five easy ones.