The LSAT prep module. $150.
Drill the LSAT. Four-choice logic across the four LSAT sections — Logical Reasoning, Logic Games, Reading Comprehension, Writing Sample — plus four study guides and a paced 90-day calendar. $150 one-time, no upsells, no subscription.
Looking for a state bar module (CA / UBE / FL / etc.)? Those live under the state catalog. The LSAT is a stand-alone pre-bar product; it does not bundle with a state bar module.
This page is the marketing landing for the LSAT candidate. The interactive island loads below — buy / find-access / MBE drills / study guides / writing sample. The pillar route at /lsat-module serves the same surface with deeper navigation.
Four sections
Four LSAT sections. One $150 pass.
Three scored sections (Logical Reasoning, Logic Games, Reading Comprehension) plus an unscored-but-reported Writing Sample. Every section is a four-choice drill surface with rationale on commit; the writing section is a self-paced 35-minute shell.
Section 01
Logical reasoning
Argument structure, flaw identification, and inference strength — calibrated to the LSAT preptest distribution.
Section 02
Logic games (analytical)
Ordering, sequencing, grouping puzzles, conditional rules — and the four-choice short-form drill set.
Section 03
Reading comprehension
Four-passage sets across humanities, science, law, and social science — the passage-style stems that test inference under time.
Section 04
Writing sample
Terse-output writing prep shell. The LSAT writing section is unscored but reported to admitted schools — repetition is the engine.
Format
4 sections
Three scored MCQ sections plus an unscored Writing Sample. Administered by LSAC on a cycle your school publishes each year.
Sections
LR · LG · RC · Writing
Each section drills separately and on a mixed timer — the framework mirrors the preptest distribution.
Cost
$150
One-time purchase. No upgrade tier, no subscription. The LSAT is a stand-alone SKU; state bar modules are priced separately.
Drill bank
400+ MCQ across the four sections.
Filter by section or run mixed. Rationale reveals after each set is committed — timing-on, score-stamped, anchored to the preptest distribution.
LSAT · FAQ
Five questions LSAT candidates ask before buying.
- How is LSAT prep different from a bar-prep bundle?
- Bar-prep modules are keyed to a state bar exam — the California bar, the UBE, etc. The LSAT module is keyed to the LSAT itself: a pre-bar logic test, four-choice MCQ across four sections, plus a paced 90-day plan calibrated for an LSAT sit date. The writing prep is the LSAT writing sample (unscored but reported), not a state bar essay.
- What does $150 unlock?
- Four-choice logic drills across the four LSAT sections (with rationale on commit); four LSAT study guides (LR, LG, RC, Writing); a writing-sample shell for self-paced 35-minute drafts; and the paced 90-day calendar keyed to the four sections. Same 3-month access window as the rest of the catalog; the LSAT is a one-time SKU, no upsells.
- Is the writing sample graded?
- The LSAT writing section is unscored by LSAC but reported to the schools you apply to. We score 1–6 with a four-criterion breakdown (thesis, reasoning, organization, language) so you can self-calibrate your output across drafts — not so we replay LSAC grading on your work.
- When should I buy?
- Most candidates build the module around an LSAT sit date. The 90-day calendar assumes a Foundations → Drilling → Mixed → Final review cadence matched to a 90-day pre-LSAT window. If your sit date is further out, the calendar still serves you — just run the phases back to back with a longer stretch between Foundations and Drilling.
- Can I switch products after buying?
- No. The LSAT SKU is one-time at $150 and the bar-prep modules are a separate catalog tier — buy the LSAT module only if your target is the LSAT. If you also need a state bar module, the bar-prep SKU lives under /module/<state>.
LSAT prep module
$150 one-time · 3-month access