Hacking The LSAT: Full Explanations For LSATs 29-38 (Volume I: LSATs 29-33): An LSAT Prep and Study Guide For The Next Ten Actual Official LSATs (Includes Logic Games Diagrams)

Hacking The LSAT is the first book to offer good, easy to read explanations for every LSAT in the Next Ten Actual Official LSATs (LSATs 29-38).

Often, there are LSAT questions you just can't figure out. This book helps you read the minds of the test-writers, and see why each answer is right or wrong. You'll also find step by step diagrams for every Logic Game, and you'll see the conclusion and reasoning every argument in the Logical Reasoning Section.

Whether you are a beginner or an advanced student, this book helps you fix your mistakes, so you won't make them on test day. It's an essential part of your LSAT prep arsenal.

Books like the Powerscore Bibles give you general guidance, but this book will guide you through *every* individual question. Using Hacking The LSAT is like studying with an elite LSAT tutor, for a fraction of the price.

Note: These explanations are a supplement to the LSAT. You'll need your own copy of the Next Ten Actual Official LSATs to use these explanations. Hacking The LSAT comes in two volumes. This is volume I, covering LSATs 29-33.

I scored 177 on the June 2007 LSAT, and have been happily teaching the test since 2008. I went to the University of Toronto's law school for a year, but decided that LSAT prep was much more fun.

I now live in Montreal, Canada. Apart from teaching the LSAT and writing LSAT explanations, I'm the moderator of Reddit's LSAT forum (come check us out!).

The hardest thing in life is finding what you want to do. I've finally found it. If you're reading this, then you've probably realized law is for you. I wish you the best of luck on the LSAT and as a lawyer. Get in touch (my email is in the books), I love to hear from students.