Blueprint LSAT Prep instructor Colin Elzie tackles a new kind of rule on the LSAT logic games section. Just when you thought the logic games section was hard enough, the LSAT introduced but not both rules in ordering games in late 2006. The pernicious thing about these games is that they initially seem quite easy [...]
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Blueprint LSAT co-found Matt Riley discusses the best way to decide whether or not to cancel your LSAT score. After taking the LSAT, test takers have a short period of time in which to decide whether or not to keep their score. Unfortunately, you cannot see your score before you decide to cancel it. Matt [...]
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