Bibliograph

LSAT for dummies, by Lisa Zimmer Hatch, MA; Scott A. Hatch, JD; and Amy Hackney Blackwell, JD

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LSAT for dummies, by Lisa Zimmer Hatch, MA; Scott A. Hatch, JD; and Amy Hackney Blackwell, JD

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

LSAT for dummies

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Oclc number

889881245870950861

Responsibility statement

by Lisa Zimmer Hatch, MA; Scott A. Hatch, JD; and Amy Hackney Blackwell, JD

Series statement

For Dummies

Summary

Scoring well on the LSAT is paramount for those applying to law school. This guide provides you with the latest on how to prepare for the test, and provides practice exams with complete explanations for all question types

Table Of Contents

Introduction -- Getting started with the LSAT -- Analytical reasoning: following the rules of the logic game -- Logical reasoning: picking apart an argument -- Reading comprehension: read 'em but don't weep -- The writing sample: penning a persuasive argument -- The real deal: full-length practice LSATs -- The part of tens

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Law School Admission Test for dummies

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