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April 2025 LSAT Predictions

With the April LSAT around the corner, it’s time for some predictions and tips for test day.

February LSAT Predictions

What will be on the 2025 February LSAT? Find out what our experts predict you'll encounter on LSAT test day.

January LSAT Predictions

Taking the January LSAT? Find out what you can expect to encounter on test day and strategies you can use to hit your target LSAT score.

2024 November LSAT Predictions

We are now in November, and that means the November LSAT—the last LSAT of the year!—is just around the corner. Here are some predictions on what to expect on the 2024 November LSAT exam. What Will Be on the 2024…

2024 October LSAT Predictions

It’s spooky season, and what’s more spooky than the October LSAT? We are now in full swing with the new test format, which consists of two scored Logical Reasoning sections, one scored Reading Comprehension section, and an experimental section. Here…

2024 September LSAT Predictions

With the September LSAT test just around the corner and the new format of the LSAT in full swing, here are some test day predictions and tips! But first, a recap of what’s happened in the world of the LSAT…

2024 August LSAT Predictions

The August LSAT will introduce significant changes to the exam format! Find out what you can expect on test day.

June LSAT 2024 Predictions

The June 2024 LSAT is shaping up to be one for the books. Not only did registrations for the June exam increase nearly 67% from last year, but it’s also the final LSAT ever with a Logic Games Section. Let’s…

April LSAT 2024 Predictions

It’s hard to believe it’s already April, but with that comes another LSAT just around the corner! And it’s not just any LSAT, but one of the last two exams with a Logic Games Section. As we do for every…

February LSAT 2024 Predictions

If you only have time for one takeaway, it's this: Your job on test day is to give yourself the best chance to get the most points on the most questions possible.