What Kinds of Situations Usually Have Conditional Reasoning? Causation Conditional statements often express causal relationships. For instance, “If you expose iron to oxygen and water, it will rust.” Here, the antecedent identifies the cause, and the consequent specifies the effect.  It can also be reversed, “If there’s rust on the piece of iron then it […]

Speed is often seen as the enemy when preparing for the LSAT. With limited time to tackle a bunch of different questions that require deep analytical skills, the clock’s ticking seconds can feel like a countdown to failure. Speed is an essential component of LSAT success. With only 35 minutes allotted for each section—Logic Games,

The LSAT is a challenge, and among its sections, Reading Comprehension can be particularly challenging. It tests not just your ability to read and understand dense, complex materials but also to critically analyze them. Reading Comprehension typically contains four passages, each followed by a set of questions. These questions assess your understanding of the text,

In preparing for the LSAT, students usually focus on mastering logical reasoning, reading comprehension, and logic games. However, an often-overlooked factor that can significantly impact your performance is your mental state. This brings us to an unconventional, but very effective tool for LSAT prep—meditation. Just as athletes use mental conditioning to enhance their physical performance,