LSAT 101
Understand the current test, the score scale, and your first steps toward law school. Explore schools and their entering-class LSAT medians.
Explore the LSAT 101 guideFree LSAT study guides.
Build understanding, one skill at a time.
Premise. Conclusion. Necessary. Sufficient. The LSAT can feel unfamiliar before you even reach an answer. Learn what those words do with clear explanations and interactive cards from the app’s current training bank.
Premise vs. conclusion
Learn premises, conclusions, and argument markers. Try two interactive LSAT BEAST training cards with current news, sports, or pop culture.
Read the premise vs. conclusion guideConditional reasoning
Learn only if, necessary conditions, and the contrapositive. Try the app’s Flawed / Valid cards and check the direction of each rule.
Read the conditional reasoning guideLogical reasoning
Learn how LSAT reasoning tasks differ. Train with the app’s Weakens / Strengthens and Could be false / Must be true cards.
Read the logical reasoning guideReading comprehension
Learn to separate viewpoints and read tone. Try the app’s Author / Other viewpoint and Skeptical / Approving training cards.
Read the reading comprehension guideBeginner study plan
Build a beginner LSAT study routine. Try interactive language drills from the app and pair them with official LSAT® practice through LawHub®.
Read the beginner study plan guideTurn the explanation into a Daily Dose.
LSAT BEAST teaches LSAT language through short drills inspired by current news, sports, pop culture, and content creators. The drill bank is refreshed weekly, and the cards in these guides come from that same bank. The written guides explain the underlying skills.
Start with free Levels 1–3: vocabulary, conditional grammar, and flaw recognition. Advanced Logic and Reading Structure are separate paid modules. Your first Daily Dose does not require a login.
Original drills. Official practice at the source.
Each guide is published by LSAT BEAST and includes a two-card interactive sprint, explanations, common mistakes, and a next practice step. Choose Standard, Sports, or Pop Culture and train the same language skills as in the app. They are not official LSAT® questions or full-length practice tests.
Use these foundations alongside official LSAT® practice through LSAC’s LawHub®. For test format, registration, and current requirements, follow the linked LSAC sources. Found a passage that needs clarification? Send us feedback.