The modern LSAT is cleaner than it has ever been. As of the 2024 redesign, the Logic Games section has been removed permanently. The LSAT now includes:

1. Logical Reasoning (two scored sections)

Short arguments that require you to understand the structure of reasoning. Your job is to identify the conclusion, identify the supporting premises, and understand the assumption that connects the two. This is where most of your score comes from.

2. Reading Comprehension (one scored section)

Long passages that reward structural, conceptual reading. The LSAT RC section punishes people who read too laboriously, insisting they understand every detail on their first pass through. It rewards careful readers who can quickly ascertain the important from the unimportant details of a paragraph. It particularly rewards readers who think of RC passages as composed of semi-self contained units (paragraphs) that are strung together like beads on a chain.

3. One Unscored Section

You will not know which section is unscored, so treat all of them as real.

4. LSAT Writing

Completed separately online. Required, but unscored.

That is the full LSAT structure.
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