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Logical Reasoning Unlocked: Thinking Like a Lawyer
In partnership with Future Lawyers of Today
In partnership with Future Lawyers of TodayWed, Sep 30th • 12:30 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
TX, US
For students of TTU
Struggling with Logical Reasoning questions? Learn to dissect arguments, recognize common logical flaws, and apply systematic reasoning techniques to increase accuracy. This session will guide you through the mindset of top scorers and help you master the art of argument analysis.
Read Like A Lawyer: An Intro to Reading Comprehension
Wed, Sep 30th • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
Why does Reading Comprehension on the LSAT feel so much harder than the Reading Comprehension sections on other standardized tests? Learn what makes LSAT RC different, why law schools care, and which reading habits can boost your LSAT score, even months or years BEFORE you start actively prepping for the LSAT.
Your Path to Law School
Fri, Oct 2nd • 12 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Whether you're just starting your pre-law journey or you're getting ready to apply, this event will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to succeed.
Argument Structure Basics to Know Before Studying for the LSAT
Wed, Oct 7th • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
Strong LSAT performance starts with understanding arguments. Learn to tell the difference between arguments and statements; identify premises and conclusions; and see how premises connect to support conclusions, all so you can build your reasoning skills before you even take your first LSAT diagnostic exam.
Cracking the Law School Application Process
In partnership with Women in Law Association
In partnership with Women in Law AssociationWed, Oct 7th • 5 - 5:30pm UTC
Livestream Event
ON, CA
For students of University of Toronto - Mississauga
The law school admissions process can be daunting. This session breaks down the key components of a strong application, from crafting a standout personal statement to securing impactful recommendation letters. Learn how to tell your unique story in a way that resonates with admissions committees.
Logical Reasoning Unlocked: Thinking Like a Lawyer
In partnership with McMaster Pre-Law Society
In partnership with McMaster Pre-Law SocietyWed, Oct 7th • 11 - 11:30pm UTC
Livestream Event
ON, CA
For students of Mac
Struggling with Logical Reasoning questions? Learn to dissect arguments, recognize common logical flaws, and apply systematic reasoning techniques to increase accuracy. This session will guide you through the mindset of top scorers and help you master the art of argument analysis.
Are Your Reading Habits Holding You Back?
Wed, Oct 14th • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
Could your Kindergarten teacher be hurting your LSAT score? Many of today's adults were taught to read in a way that may hold you back when reading dense, academic text, like LSAT Reading Comprehension passages. Learn to change lifelong reading habits that can slow you down and interfere with your understanding of arguments.
Validity vs. Strength: Build Your Argument Evaluation Skills
Wed, Oct 21st • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
Not every factually true argument is valid according to the rules of formal logic. Knowing the difference is mandatory on the LSAT. Learn to separate validity from truth or strength; evaluate whether conclusions follow logically from the premises; and build valid or invalid arguments of your own.
Strengthen Your Reading Skills Before LSAT Prep
Wed, Oct 28th • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
If reading dense material feels boring, confusing, or exhausting, improve your reading habits now to boost your LSAT score in the future. Learn what may be holding your reading back, how adult reading skills can change with practice, and practical ways to build stronger comprehension and stamina over time. (Recommended Prerequisite: "Are Your Reading Habits Holding You Back?")
Master If/Then Logic Before the LSAT
Wed, Nov 4th • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Conditional reasoning appears everywhere on the LSAT, whether or not you see the words “if” and “then." Learn to spot conditional statements, understand what conclusions they can and cannot support, and create your own arguments using conditional reasoning.
LSAT Tips & Tricks
Thu, Nov 5th • 1 - 3am UTC
Livestream Event
Join our expert instructors as they demonstrate how to enhance your test-taking skills, master content and develop the critical thinking abilities needed to excel on the LSAT.
Extracurriculars & Law School: What Really Matters
In partnership with Queen's Pre-Law Society
In partnership with Queen's Pre-Law SocietyThu, Nov 5th • 10:30 - 11pm UTC
Livestream Event
ON, CA
For students of Queen's
Not all extracurriculars hold the same weight in law school applications. Learn how to frame your leadership, advocacy, and professional experiences to highlight the qualities that admissions committees seek. Get tips on finding impactful opportunities and translating them into compelling application narratives.
Your Path to Law School for U of T Students
In partnership with UTM Women in Law
In partnership with UTM Women in LawTue, Nov 10th • 7:30 - 9:30pm UTC
Livestream Event
ON, CA
For students of U of T
Whether you're just starting your pre-law journey or you're getting ready to apply, this event will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to succeed.
Logical Reasoning Unlocked: Thinking Like a Lawyer
In partnership with Health, Law & Business Association
In partnership with Health, Law & Business AssociationTue, Nov 10th • 10 - 10:30pm UTC
Livestream Event
ON, CA
For students of U of T
Struggling with Logical Reasoning questions? Learn to dissect arguments, recognize common logical flaws, and apply systematic reasoning techniques to increase accuracy. This session will guide you through the mindset of top scorers and help you master the art of argument analysis.
Cracking the Law School Application Process
In partnership with Future Lawyers of Today
In partnership with Future Lawyers of TodayWed, Nov 11th • 1:30 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
TX, US
For students of TTU
The law school admissions process can be daunting. This session breaks down the key components of a strong application, from crafting a standout personal statement to securing impactful recommendation letters. Learn how to tell your unique story in a way that resonates with admissions committees.
Test Your (Conclusion) Strength
Wed, Nov 11th • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
What if one small idea could eliminate three or four incorrect answer choices on many LSAT questions? Learn how logical force helps you judge whether a conclusion is stronger than its evidence allows; test how well premises support a claim; and use that skill to rule out incorrect answer choices, sometimes by reading just one word.
Extracurriculars & Law School: What Really Matters x Cracking the Law School Application Process
In partnership with Sun Devil Mock Trial
In partnership with Sun Devil Mock TrialTue, Nov 17th • 10 - 11pm UTC
Livestream Event
AZ, US
For students of ASU
Extracurriculars: What Law Schools Are Looking For
Not all extracurriculars hold the same weight in law school applications. Learn how to frame your leadership, advocacy, and professional experiences to highlight the qualities that admissions committees seek. Get tips on finding impactful opportunities and translating them into compelling application narratives.
Cracking the Law School Application Process
The law school admissions process can be daunting. This session breaks down the key components of a strong application, from crafting a standout personal statement to securing impactful recommendation letters. Learn how to tell your unique story in a way that resonates with admissions committees.
Decoding LSAT Mastery: What Top Scorers Do Differently
In partnership with McMaster Pre-Law Society
In partnership with McMaster Pre-Law SocietyWed, Nov 18th • 12 - 12:30am UTC
Livestream Event
ON, CA
For students of Mac
Think you need to diagram every question? Or that doing every past test guarantees a high score? Let’s debunk LSAT myths and focus on the strategies that truly make a difference. Learn how top scorers approach studying efficiently, manage timing, and develop test-day confidence.
Reading Hacks and Strategies for Your Unique Brain
Wed, Nov 18th • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Different brains read differently. Explore practical strategies for common challenges involving focus, processing, anxiety, dyslexia, autism, ADHD, and more. Discover approaches that may make LSAT Reading Comprehension feel more manageable for your unique mind.
Beat 5 Reading Traps That Can Cost You LSAT Points
Wed, Dec 2nd • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
The LSAT is designed to exploit common mistakes readers make when analyzing dense, academic texts. Learn to avoid five common LSAT reading traps, including: racing the clock, missing structure, excessive rereading, debating the author, and getting intimidated by unfamiliar content.
Spot the Flaw: A Logical Fallacies Workshop
Wed, Dec 9th • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Most LSAT arguments are flawed, and that's by design. Learn why the LSAT is full of flaws; how to recognize common logical fallacies; why they weaken an argument; and how to spot them in everyday examples so flaw-finding becomes instinctive long before intensive LSAT prep begins.
Anticipation: Your One-Stop Strategy to Dodge LSAT Traps
Wed, Dec 16th • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
The best way to evade traps on the LSAT is to know exactly what you're looking for before you dive into the answer choices. Learn to use anticipation, the game-changing LSAT superpower that you can master and practice in the real world even before you start studying for the LSAT.
Think Like a Law Student: IRAC and the LSAT
Wed, Jan 6th, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Learn two skills that'll be a big part of your 1L year of law school: "IRAC" and "fact vs. rule" analysis. Not only will understanding these concepts improve your LSAT score, you'll be a step ahead of your classmates when you start law school. Get ready to beat the curve!
LSAT Reading Comprehension Skill: Understand the Author
Wed, Jan 13th, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
The LSAT's Reading Comprehension section often asks you to infer what an author believes or intends, even if the passage doesn't say it directly. During this session, you'll learn how to put yourself in the author's shoes, how to describe the author's attitude, and how to practice these skills without using LSAT prep material.
When to Diagram an LSAT Argument and When Not To
Wed, Jan 20th, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Diagramming can clarify an argument or waste valuable time. Learn a simple approach to mapping argument structure, see when a diagram is likely to help, and practice deciding when to save time by skipping the diagram.
Read a Real Judicial Opinion to Understand LSAT Reading Comprehension
Wed, Jan 27th, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
In this session, we'll read an excerpt of a real judicial opinion and analyze it like an LSAT RC passage. Learn what law professors might ask you to do with judicial opinions and how it relates to LSAT RC. You'll leave with resources and strategies for using judicial opinions as a secret LSAT weapon, even before you start your test prep process.
Beat 3 Common LSAT Answer Traps
Wed, Feb 3rd, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Every LSAT question has four trap answer choices and one correct answer choice. Learn to identify and dodge the Intimidation Trap, Disagreement Trap, and the Formal Language Trap. We'll do a deep dive on each of these traps, and you'll make your own examples to help you retain what you've learned.
Tone and Points of View in LSAT Reading
Wed, Feb 10th, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Academic passages often contain multiple voices, opinions, and shifts in perspective. Learn how to identify competing viewpoints, track the author’s attitude toward each, and use tone and perspective to understand dense academic text. Plus, learn to build this skill without using up your official LSAT Reading Comprehension passages.
Find the Primary Conclusion in Complex LSAT Arguments
Wed, Feb 17th, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Many LSAT arguments and passages feature multiple conclusions. It can be surprisingly tough to tell the difference! Learn and practice strategies for differentiating between subsidiary and main conclusions, and come up with personal examples you'll remember on test day.
Small Words, Big LSAT Impact: Conjunctions, Dysjunctions, and Quantifiers
Wed, Feb 24th, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Words like “and,” “or,” “some,” “most,” and “all” are key to understanding LSAT arguments and avoiding trap answer choices. Learn how conjunctions, disjunctions, and quantifiers work; why the LSAT relies on them; and a simple diagramming approach that can simplify arguments containing these powerful little words.
Cause & Effect Reasoning on the LSAT: Easy to Strengthen, Hard to Prove
Wed, Mar 3rd, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Causal claims are everywhere on the LSAT, because proving cause and effect is harder than it sounds. In this session, you'll learn why causal arguments are likely to be invalid; how to strengthen and weaken causation; and how to use cause and effect reasoning in real life to boost your future LSAT score.
How to Read Boring, Intimidating, or Overwhelming LSAT Text
Wed, Mar 10th, 2027 • 1 - 2am UTC
Livestream Event
Learn practical ways to find the arguments buried under boring, scary, and overwhelming content. We'll cover how to stay focused when the passage isn't interesting; how to avoid skimming content that intimidates you; and a simple mental rewriting exercise to beat overwhelm.
Assumptions: Invisible Premises That Make or Break LSAT Arguments
Wed, Mar 17th, 2027 • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
Many arguments only work because of an unstated idea connecting the evidence to the conclusion. Learn how to uncover assumptions, and use them to evalidate arguments, fix flaws, or blow up an opposing argument.
Sufficiency vs. Necessity in LSAT Logic
Wed, Mar 24th, 2027 • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
This session is both sufficient and necessary to ensure that you understand the logical concepts of "sufficient" and "necessary" conditions! ln this session, we'll break down these big, technical LSAT words into simple, accessible concepts you can practice effortlessly in everyday life.
3 Ways to Stay Focused on Dense LSAT Reading
Wed, Mar 31st, 2027 • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
Mental fatigue can send your LSAT score through the floor. In this session, learn three simple strategies to keep yourself focused when the text you're reading is so dense that reading feels impossible: Simplify the Argument, Be the Author, and Be the Antagonist.
Resolve the Paradox: When One New Premise Changes Everything
Wed, Apr 7th, 2027 • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
The addition of a single premise can transform an apparent contradiction into a logical argument. Learn how to identify apparent paradoxes and imagine the premise that could reconcile them. Plus, see how this form of reasoning can help with argument analysis throughout the LSAT.
Stop Summarizing Incorrectly in LSAT Reading Comprehension
Wed, Apr 14th, 2027 • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
A good summary should help you navigate a passage, not force you to reread it. Learn the difference between content-focused and structure-focused summaries, practice both approaches on academic writing, and see how a structural summary can make LSAT Reading Comprehension questions easier to answer.
Parallel Reasoning: A Shortcut to Understanding Arguments
Wed, Apr 21st, 2027 • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
If you can reframe an argument with the same structure and different content, you probably understand it. Learn how to use parallel reasoning to test your understanding, identify matching logical patterns, and recreate both valid structures and common flaws without relying on memorized formulas.
Why Your Academic Reading May Get Worse Before It Gets Better
Wed, May 5th, 2027 • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
Improving your academic reading isn't always a straight line. Learn why reading performance can dip while your brain adapts to new strategies, how to tell normal backsliding from burnout, and what realistic progress can look like as you build stronger reading skills for the LSAT and beyond.
Why Your LSAT Reasoning May Get Worse Before It Gets Better
Wed, May 12th, 2027 • 12 - 1am UTC
Livestream Event
Learning to approach logic problems correctly can temporarily make you slower, less certain, or prone to new kinds of mistakes. Learn why reasoning plateaus and regressions happen, how overstudying can make them worse, and why building flexible skills matters more than memorizing question types and strategies.
What Is Logical Reasoning & Why Is It on the LSAT?
4 days ago
Recorded Event
LSAT Head Start Series | Why do you have to answer questions about dinosaurs to become a lawyer? In this session, you’ll learn what Logical Reasoning is actually testing, why law schools care, and how to start building the skills that can improve both your LSAT performance and law school readiness.
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