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Author Archive | Travis Coleman
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Travis is in charge of helping students turn LSAT prep into an afternoon with this guy. With a JD from NYU and an English degree from Boston College, he's dedicated his career to fighting the forces of unnecessary legal jargon and faulty logic. When not geeking out on the LSAT, he can probably be found on skis, in water, or in the vicinity of a roller coaster.

LSAT Logical Reasoning Question Types: What Do They Look Like?
Do you know all your LSAT logical reasoning question types? We break down each question type, including how to approach it and what it’ll look like, in this post .

LSAT Test Dates | LSAT Registration Deadlines | How to Prepare | 2023, 2024
A complete list of 2022-2023 LSAT test dates and deadlines in the U.S. and internationally, plus recommended study plans for your LSAT date!

How to Diagram Common LSAT Logic Games
Timing on the LSAT test is meant to be challenging, and nowhere is it more so than in the Logic Games (Analytical Reasoning) section. This is probably the single place where the most time is wasted on the LSAT. To help you get a handle on this section, we’ll show you how to identify the […]

Law School Memories: Awkwardness in Divorce Court
Hi, Magooshers! I thought it would be fun to share some memories from law school now and then, just to give you all a little glimpse into what your future holds after you conquer the LSAT and finally get that acceptance letter. Today I’d like to talk about Family Law 🙂 Family Law was […]

How to Use Magoosh’s Online LSAT Course
Magoosh’s online LSAT course includes video lessons, practice questions, and video explanations to some of the official LSAT PrepTests. It also provides students with access to our amazing, friendly, and talented team of online coaches that are here to answer any questions you have as you work through the course. Used in conjunction with books […]

Which LSAT Logical Reasoning Question Types are Most Important?
If you haven’t already read it, now would be a great time to look at our post on The Most Common Logical Reasoning Question Types. In that post, we talk about how the three most common question types (Assumption, Flaw, and Inference) comprise about 40% of the section. Add in the next two most common […]

Taking the June 2016 LSAT? What You Need to Know
If you’ve been thinking about taking the June 2016 LSAT, now is the time to start taking that decision seriously. Registration deadlines are only about a month away, and it’s always a good idea to know whether you’ll be prepared for the exam before paying the money to register. So, here are the dates you […]

Common Logical Reasoning Questions on the LSAT
The table below lists all of the common Logical Reasoning questions on the LSAT. These question types appear fairly regularly, meaning that you can expect to see the majority of them on any given test. How to Use the Table The first column tells you the name of the question type. The second column […]

How hard is the LSAT?
There are a number of ways to answer the question “Is the LSAT hard?”, depending on how you define hard. So, let’s tackle the different ways in which the LSAT may or may not be hard one at a time. How Difficult is the LSAT Content? You might be surprised (and relieved!) to hear that […]