What is LSAT?

The LSAT is an admissions test required for entry to law schools mainly in the US and Canada.

Comprised four scored multiple-choice sections, an unscored “Variable” section, and an unscored Writing Sample

Score range is between 120-180 and a competitive LSAT score would be in the high 160s.

With effect from September 2019, candidates may only sit for the LSAT three times in a single testing year; five times within the current and past five testing years; and a total of seven times over a lifetime.

LSAT scores are valid for 5 years and scores are released 3 weeks after the test sit-ting.

Given the continuing uncertainty and disruption of the COVID-19 emergency in many regions, LSAC will deliver the January - April 2021 LSAT via the online, remotely proc-tored LSAT-Flex, instead of in-person.

lsat Test Format

The LSAT comprises four scored multiple-choice sections, an unscored “Variable” section, and an unscored Writing Sample, and is designed to assess skills in the following areas:

Section I: Reading Comprehension

Comparison, analysis, synthesis, application of principles and rules, inference, application of ideas and arguments to new contexts, comprehension of challenging material.

Section II: Analytical Reasoning

Deductive reasoning; reasoning with condition (“if-then”) statements; inference; recognition of logical equivalences

Section III: Logical Reasoning

Analysing, evaluating, constructing, and refuting arguments

Section IV: Writing Sample

Argumentative writing skills: reasoning, clarity, organisation, language use, and writing mechanics.

Sections	Questions	Duration	Scoring
Reading Comprehension	26 - 28 multiple choice	35 minutes	120 - 180
Analytical Reasoning	22 -24 multiple choice	35 minutes
Logical Reasoning 1	24 - 26 multiple choice	35 minutes
Logical Reasoning 2	24 - 26 multiple choice	35 minutes
Variable			Unscored
Writing Sample	1 essay prompt	35 minutes	Unscored
Total		3 hours 45 minutes Including 15 minute break	120 - 180

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What is LSAT-Flex?

The following universities recognised by the Singapore Ministry of Law require the LSAT:	A further non-exhaustive list of Law schools requiring the LSAT include:
Columbia University Harvard University New York University University of Michigan	Duke University Northwestern University Stanford University University of Chicago University of Pennsylvania

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