Course introduction, LSAT basics, the writing sample, building blocks
of logical reasoning

1: Ordering games, Rule Testers, Element questions
2: Binary games and conditional logic, Spot questions
3: Grid games, Truth questions
4: Grouping games, List questions, scenarios
5: Hybrid games, Rule Changers, section strategy
6: Rare game types, Minimum/maximum questions
7: Advanced games, Permutation questions, Determination questions
8: Analytical Reasoning Review

1: Inference and Cannot Be True questions, The EXCEPT Tool
2: Main Point, Complete, and Point At Issue questions, marking the passage and answers
3: Flaw and Misinterpretation questions, common flaws
4: Necessary Assumption questions, The Negation Tool, quantity words and their negation
5: Weaken, Strengthen and Evaluate questions, flaw-dependence
6: Paradox questions, conditionals within the Logical Reasoning section
7: Sufficient Assumption and Justify questions, diagramming arguments and quantity statements
8: Method, Role, and Conforming Principle questions, flaw-independence, section strategy
9: Parallel Reasoning and Parallel Flaw questions
10: Flaw-dependent question type review
11: Flaw-independent question type review

1: Thesis passages, Structural questions: Main Point, Purpose, Organization
2: Informational passages, Retrieval questions: Detail, Definition, Search
3: Enlightenment passages, Using the Evidence questions: Inference, Stance, Attitude, Match
4: Beyond the Passage questions: Analogy, Weaken, Strengthen, Principle, Complete
5: Reading Comprehension review