LSAT: Law School Admission Test The LSAT is a standardized test
designed to measure your reading and verbal reasoning skills.
Submission of test scores is required by all American Bar
Association (ABA)-approved schools. It is composed of six
sections and graded on a scale of 120-180. Below you will find a
typical test layout. With the exception of the writing sample,
these sections may be found in any order. There will be two
logical sections on the test, and you will have 35 minutes to
complete each of them. Each of these sections will be made up of
either 25 or 26 questions. Many of them will present short
arguments and ask that you draw conclusions based on what you
have read. You will have 35 minutes to finish the 23 or 24
questions that make up this portion of the test. You will be
presented with 4 logic puzzles and asked to answer the 5-8
questions that follow. Many students find this to be the most
difficult portion of the test, but it is also the easiest to
improve on. This section also lasts 35 minut