Here’s a quick drill technique that can help you improve your LSAT logic games scores.
Typically students continually try new logic games sections with just a cursory review before moving on to the next. This does little to improve your score or skills. With this drill you will repeat and review logic games sections until you fully understand them before moving on to the next. This ensures that when you encounter the next logic game similar to this one, you know exactly what to do.
If you’re looking for more lessons or logic games to implement this drill with, check out our online LSAT prep course.
Watch the video below for a full explanation of the drill technique:
Greg Smith
Greg took the LSAT in 2002 receiving a high score that got him into the law school of his choice. This led him to teach LSAT classes while attending law school at the University of British Columbia and continued teaching while practicing law with top international law firms Borden Ladner Gervais LLP and later Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP, in the area of Securities and Capital Markets. Read more
