LSAT Unplugged Updated for the current LSAT

You keep missing the same questions Find the page that fixes it

The free LSAT cheat sheet gives each topic its own page, so you can check a rule in seconds and get back to your questions. Then you fill in a blank copy from memory and see what stuck.

What's inside

Poster of the whole LSAT from the free LSAT cheat sheet
A poster of the whole LSAT
List of real LSAT questions sorted by question type
Real questions to practice, sorted by type
Self-check page from the free LSAT cheat sheet
A self-check with an answer key
Miss log page from the free LSAT cheat sheet
A miss log you can type into

A cheat sheet for each topic, from the parts of an argument and if-then logic to common flaws, the Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension question types, wrong answers, and pacing. Each one has a QR code that takes you to practice on that topic.

Blank copies to fill in from memory. If you can't fill one in, that's the page to read again tomorrow.

A finder for what keeps going wrong. Look up the mistake and it sends you to the page that covers it.

Steve Schwartz, founder of LSAT Unplugged

I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005.
Steve Schwartz, founder

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A cheat sheet page on common flaws
Then fill in the blank copy from memory
The blank copy of the same page, to fill in from memory

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