Professional School Admissions

LSAT Preparation Course

Adults applying to law school.

This course focuses on the reasoning skills central to the LSAT, including logical reasoning, reading comprehension, and analytical reasoning question types, along with orientation to the writing sample component. Modules break each skill area into manageable segments with worked examples before moving into timed practice. Full-length mock exams help you build familiarity with the exam's pacing across sections. Live webinars provide additional instructor explanation for the reasoning patterns that many test-takers find most challenging.

Suitability
Designed for adult applicants preparing for law school admission.
Delivery format
100% online, self-paced with scheduled live webinars
Modules
6
Practice activities
Included
Mock examinations
Included
Instructor webinars
Included

Course modules

Modules are organized by skill area and available on demand, so you can spend more time on the reasoning patterns you find most difficult and move more quickly through areas of existing strength.

1

Logical Reasoning: Argument Structure

Identifying premises, conclusions, and assumptions within short argument passages.

2

Logical Reasoning: Common Question Types

Strategies for strengthen, weaken, flaw, and inference question formats.

3

Reading Comprehension

Approaches for reading longer passages efficiently and answering questions about structure, tone, and detail.

4

Analytical Reasoning Familiarity

Working through rule-based logic puzzles and organizing information to answer related questions.

5

Writing Sample Orientation

An overview of the writing sample component and how to plan a structured response within a limited time.

6

Pacing and Section Strategy

Time management techniques for moving through each section without sacrificing accuracy.

Practice format

Practice sets are organized by question type within each skill area, so you can target specific reasoning patterns or complete a broader mixed set. Explanations accompany each item to support review after answering.

Mock exam format

Full-length mock exams are structured to reflect the general format and pacing of the LSAT, covering logical reasoning, reading comprehension, and analytical reasoning in a timed sitting. Results are broken down by section for review.

Webinar format

Live webinars are hosted by an LSAT Instructor and cover topics such as argument analysis strategy, approaches to analytical reasoning puzzles, and pacing under timed conditions. Sessions are interactive and recorded afterward.

Written questions

You can submit written questions about course content through the platform at any time. Responses are delivered through private platform messages, so there is no need to appear on camera or attend a live session to receive help.

Included with these plans

Essentials

Self-paced lessons and practice for one selected course.

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Guided

Adds mock exams, instructor webinars, and written questions for one selected course.

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Complete

Guided-level access across the full ZExamAcers course catalog.

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