Virtual LSAT Tutor - Vocab

The perceptive student will notice that there is not a single dedicated vocabulary section present on the modern Law School Admission Test. They would be absolutely correct; there are three. Each section of the LSAT (analytical reasoning, logical reasoning and reading comprehension) tests students on their ability to decipher complex logical arguments and dense passages of information. The key to understanding these sections lies in the unique vocabulary that the LSAT presents.

Arguably, vocabulary study is more important on the LSAT that it is on any other graduate exam; partially because the test uses such a specialized set of terminology (what exactly is a ‘specious assertion’?) and because it commonly gives secondary or tertiary meaning to everyday words (even simple words like ‘most’ and ‘unless’ have a specific LSAT logical meaning).

LSAT Vocabulary tutor helps students learn the meanings of the most commonly used LSAT words from each section of the test and provides them with sample sentences, mnemonics, synonyms, antonyms and more. A solid understanding of these words is a quick way to take your LSAT score to the next level.