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Exam Information
Official specifications published by Academic Testing
Exam Format
225 min
Varies by law school (competitive scores typically 155-180)
Graduate School Admission Test
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$248 USD
Pearson VUE, Prometric, or online proctoring
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LSAT-TEST Exam Topics and Domains
LSAT-TEST is organized into 3 weighted domains.
1
Logical Reasoning
50%
Argument Analysis
Identifying Argument ComponentsAssumptions in Arguments
- Examine and analyze arguments in ordinary language
- Critically evaluate the strength and validity of arguments
- Identify the components and structure of arguments
Strengthening and Weakening Arguments
Strengthen QuestionsWeaken Questions
- Evaluate how new evidence impacts arguments
- Understand what makes arguments stronger or weaker
- Apply critical thinking to assess argument quality
Logical Reasoning and Inference
Drawing InferencesReasoning by Analogy
- Draw well-supported conclusions from given information
- Reason by analogy and recognize parallel structures
- Distinguish between valid and invalid inferences
Argument Flaws and Fallacies
Identifying Logical FlawsError in Reasoning Questions
- Identify argument flaws and logical fallacies
- Understand common patterns of faulty reasoning
- Critically evaluate the validity of arguments
Principles and Application
Principle IdentificationPrinciple Application
- Understand argument principles and underlying rules
- Apply general principles to specific situations
- Recognize relationships between abstract rules and concrete examples
Method of Reasoning and Argument Structure
Method of ReasoningRole of Statement Questions
- Understand how arguments are constructed and presented
- Analyze the method of reasoning employed
- Identify the role and function of specific claims
2
Reading Comprehension
25%
Single Passage Reading
Main Point and Primary PurposeExplicit Information RetrievalInferences and ImplicationsAuthor's Attitude and TonePassage Structure and Organization
- Read and comprehend complex, densely written passages
- Identify main ideas and supporting details
- Draw valid inferences from textual evidence
- Analyze passage structure and organization
Comparative Reading
Relationship Between PassagesSynthesizing Information Across PassagesIndividual Passage Analysis within Comparison
- Read and understand relationships between paired passages
- Compare and contrast multiple perspectives
- Synthesize information from multiple sources
- Analyze how texts relate to each other
Application and Analysis
Applying Information to New ContextsEvaluating Arguments and EvidenceVocabulary in Context
- Apply passage information to new contexts
- Evaluate the quality of arguments and evidence
- Understand sophisticated vocabulary in context
- Analyze and critique complex reasoning
3
LSAT Argumentative Writing (Unscored)
Argumentative Essay
Analyzing a Debatable IssueDeveloping and Supporting an ArgumentEssay Organization and ClarityWriting Mechanics and Style
- Analyze complex issues from multiple perspectives
- Develop and support persuasive arguments
- Write clearly and effectively under time constraints
- Demonstrate critical thinking and analytical skills
How do I earn this certification?
Passing LSAT-TEST earns the N/A - Admission Test Score certification. It sits in the Legal Education Admission track.
Current Level Exams
- LSAT - Law School Admission Test Standard admission test for law schools
- GRE - Graduate Record ExaminationSome law schools now accept GRE as alternative
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What's changed on this exam?
Current Status
- ACTIVE
- Last content update: 2024-08-01
- Announcement date: 2023-10-01
Updates
- Digital Testing Interface Current All test takers use digital tablet or computer interface • Release date: 2019-07-01
- LSAT Remote Testing Current Option to take LSAT from home with remote proctoring • Release date: 2020-05-01
- LSAT Writing (formerly Writing Sample) Current Unscored argumentative essay taken separately via remote proctoring • Release date: 2019-06-01
Who should take this exam?
This exam is typically taken by Prospective law school students.
- Bachelor's degree or in progress (for law school application)
- Strong reading comprehension skills
- Critical thinking ability
- Analytical reasoning skills
- Formal logic understanding (helpful but not required)