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Chapter 1: LSAT Introduction (for beginners)

A. Intro to the LSAT: Info & registration
B. Scores & Getting In: How important is the LSAT?
C. LSAT Sections: Analytical, Reading & Games
D. LSAT Tips: 7 tips for the LSAT   
Essay Writing Guide (revised April 1st)

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Chapter 2: Reading Comprehension  

• Free Excerpt: Atlas LSAT Reading Comprehension Guide (10 pages)
  
  
• LSAT Center Reading Comprehension Primer (30 pages)
         A: Reading Comprehension Introduction
         B: The Five Steps
         C: Question Types
         D: Tips for Finding the Right Answer
  

Chapter 3: Logical Reasoning

• Free Excerpt: Atlas LSAT Logical Reasoning Guide (23 pages)
  
  
  
• LSAT Center Critical Reasoning Primer

        I. Critical Reasoning Introduction
        II. Argument Structure: learn how to pick apart an argument

  A. Assumption Hunt
  B. Putting into your own words
  C. Get an idea of the right answer
  D. Eliminate wrong answers

        III. Reasoning Skills: learn how to improve your critical reasoning skills

  A. Logical Fallacies
  B. Statistical Reasoning
  C. Summary Case Study

        IV. Common Question Types

  A. Assumption Questions
  B. Strengthen and Weaken Questions
  C. Inference Questions
  D. Flaw Questions

        V. Advanced Question Types

  A. Executive Decision Making
  B. Paradox - Research Conflict Questions
  C. Deductive Reasoning
  D. Style of Reasoning Questions

        VI. Sample Questions

Chapter 4: Logic Games

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• LSAT Center Games Primer
        IV. GAME TYPE 1: ORDERING GAMES
        V. GAME TYPE 2: CHARACTERISTIC GAMES
        VI. GAME TYPE 3: GROUPING GAMES
        VII. GAME TYPE 4: NETWORKING GAMES
        VIII. GAME TYPE 5: SPATIAL
         IX. GAME TYPE 6: MAPS
  

Chapter 5: Sample Tests

•  Free Sample LSAT - download tests and a critical reasoning section.