Use Official LSAT Drills (with Explanations!) to Build Reading Comprehension Skills Before Attempting Full PrepTests

For years, #LSAT students have lamented the lack of official explanations for the dozens of #PrepTests that the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) has published. A full cottage industry has erupted online of people (including our own Director of Instruction, Stefan Maisnier ) providing solutions for #LogicalReasoning and #ReadingComprehension questions, but now you can begin the Reading Comprehension part of your #LSATprep by attempting official "Drill Sets" with unique questions and officially endorsed explanations!

You'll unequivocally need to signup for a free lawhub.lsac.org account as one of the first steps (if not the absolutely first) of your LSAT journey. You can purchase the full complement of official practice exams for $120 as part of the LawHub advantage, but before doing that, be sure to click the "Drill Sets" tab on the "LSAT Prep" screen. Once on the "Drill Sets" tab, scroll to the bottom of the list, past the 14 Logical Reasoning drills, where you will see seven Reading Comprehension drills. Each drill is 12-14 questions in duration and comprised of two Reading Comprehension passages. Stefan Maisnier categorized the full list of passage types and question difficulty levels for easy reference and that spreadsheet can be found here: https://bit.ly/Lawhub-RC.

Besides the presence of explanations, the best part about using these Reading Comprehension drills is that you'll familiarize yourself with the highlighting and elimination tools that the official LSAT uses. We cannot stress enough how important using the highlight tool(s) is for the Reading Comprehension on the LSAT and by using this free resource you'll avoid wasting time in 3rd party LSAT practice environments that don't function in the same way. Of course, you can contact MyGuru or Stefan Maisnier here on LinkedIn for a free LSAT tutoring consultation, but at the very least, you'll find yourself with a better foundation for LSAT Reading Comprehension using these drills as your first official LSAT practice!