The time pressure of the LSAT can feel overwhelming. With 25 to 27 questions per section and only 35 minutes to complete them, that leaves you roughly 1 minute and 20 seconds per question. Many test-takers believe speed is the key to a high score, but that’s not necessarily true. In fact, rushing could harm your performance. Finding the right balance between speed and accuracy is essential for success on the LSAT. Check out this video from Blueprint LSAT tutor Larissa to learn why mastering this

Taking your first practice LSAT is a rite of passage. Sure, you might have read up on what the LSAT is and what it tests, but you don’t really get how much of a mind bender it is 🤯 until you’ve tried it for yourself. Some questions will confuse you, the score you receive may even distress you, but that’s all part of the process. 💙 That’s why we recommend you take a practice LSAT before starting your prep. You’ll get familiar with the questions and concepts and evaluate your strengths and weakn