A second track · included in LSAT Prep
LSAT Prep for the AI Age
Study smarter with your own AI.
LSAT preparation is offered everywhere, and much of it is free. What is new is that most students now have an AI tool within reach, and almost nobody teaches how to use it well: when it helps, when it misleads, and how to check it.
This track runs beside the traditional course. Every module teaches the classic method, then shows you how to use your own AI in preparation, with copy-paste prompts, and then gives you an explanation with errors planted in it, so that you learn to catch what a fluent AI gets wrong.
The exam is taken without AI, and this course never suggests otherwise. Everything here is about how you prepare. We are not affiliated with LSAC, and every question in this course is our own.
Part 0: Rules of the road
What AI can and cannot do for LSAT preparation, and the habits that keep you safe.
Part 1: Logical Reasoning with your AI
Arguments, assumptions, flaws, inference: use your AI to find your gaps without letting it do your thinking.
- 1.1 Reading an argument: premise, conclusion, gapFree · about 20 minutes
- 1.2 Assumption, strengthen and weaken: ask for the gap, not the answerIncluded in LSAT Prep · about 20 minutes
- 1.3 Flaw and parallel reasoning: name the flaw, then test the nameIncluded in LSAT Prep · about 20 minutes
- 1.4 Inference, main point and method: make the AI show its supportIncluded in LSAT Prep · about 20 minutes
Part 2: Reading Comprehension with your AI
Passage maps and paraphrase traps: build your own map first, then let your AI test it.
Part 3: Argumentative Writing with your AI
Finding perspectives and weak points, auditing your essay against a rubric, and never letting the AI write it.
Part 4: The study system
An error log you can count, a study plan you can check, and a review schedule you control.
Part 5: Test-day conditions
Timed practice without AI, what the AI cannot give you, and law school in the age of AI.
The LSAT is taken without AI, and this course never suggests otherwise. Everything here is about how you prepare. We are not affiliated with LSAC; every question in this course is our own.