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TestMasters LSAT Course Syllabus

The TestMasters LSAT Course consists of twenty-four class meetings. Twenty of these meetings are four-hour lectures taught by a live instructor, and the other four meetings are full-length LSAT diagnostics administered under official testing conditions. The total in-class teaching time is eighty hours, and the four proctored diagnostic exams represent an additional sixteen hours of classroom time. The twenty lectures consist of fifteen four-hour lessons, three four-hour diagnostic reviews, and two four-hour LSAT Jam sessions. Each of the fifteen lessons is accompanied by an extensive homework assignment, and TestMasters students typically spend an average of fifteen to twenty hours a week preparing for the LSAT outside of class. The following syllabus outlines what is covered in each of the fifteen lessons of the TestMasters LSAT Course.

Lesson One
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Reacting to the Stimulus
    • Arguments and Sets of Facts
    • The Fifteen Question Types™
    • Sufficient and Necessary Conditions
    • Incorrect Negation™, Incorrect Reversal™, and the Contrapositive
    • The Positive and Contrapositive Argument Structures
    • Diagramming Conditional Statements
  2. Logic Games
    • Pure Sequencing Theory
    • Pure Sequencing Games
Lesson Two
  1. Logic Games/Logical Reasoning
    • The Logical Construct™
  2. Logical Reasoning
    • Type One Questions
    • Diagramming Quantifiers
    • The Rules of Reversibility
    • The Transitive Property
Lesson Three
  1. Reading Comprehension
    • General Introduction
  2. Logic Games
    • Basic Linear Setups
    • The Not Rule™
    • Dual Options and Tri-Options
    • Blocks, Anti-Blocks, and Split Blocks
    • Basic Linear Games
    • The Hypothetical Sweep™
Lesson Four
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Type Seven Questions
    • Type Eight Questions
  2. Logic Games
    • Pure Grouping Theory
    • Pure Grouping Games
Lesson Five
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Type Three Questions
    • Cause and Effect Relationships
  2. Reading Comprehension
    • Political Correctness and Cultural Relativism
Lesson Six
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Type Two Questions
    • The 2N Negation Technique™
    • The 2S Justification Technique™
  2. Logic Games
    • Interchangeability
Lesson Seven
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Type Nine Questions
  2. Reading Comprehension
    • Science Passages
  3. Logic Games
    • Linear Setup Theory
    • Advanced Linear Setups
    • Advanced Linear Games
Lesson Eight
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Type Four Questions
    • Type Five Questions
    • The Good/Bad Test™
  2. Reading Comprehension
    • History Passages
Lesson Nine
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Flawed Methods of Reasoning—Part One
    • Type 4F Questions
  2. Logic Games
    • Master the Possibilities™
    • Numerical Distribution
Lesson Ten
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Flawed Methods of Reasoning—Part Two
    • Type 4F Questions
    • Type 5F Questions
  2. Reading Comprehension
    • Humanities Passages
Lesson Eleven
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Type Six Questions
    • Type Ten Questions
  2. Logic Games
    • Complex Association Games
Lesson Twelve
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Principle Questions
    • Type Thirteen Questions
  2. Reading Comprehension
    • Law Related Passages
Lesson Thirteen
  1. Logical Reasoning
    • Type Eleven Quesitons
    • The Yes/No Test™
    • Type Twelve Questions
    • The Yes/Yes Test™
  2. Reading Comprehension
    • Comparative Reading Overview
    • Comparative Reading Passages
  3. Logic Games
    • Rare Game Types
Lesson Fourteen
  1. The Writing Sample
  2. Logical Reasoning
    • Type Fourteen Questions
    • Type Fifteen Questions
  3. Logic Games
    • Killer Games
Lesson Fifteen
  1. Logical Reasoning Review
  2. Reading Comprehension Review
  3. Logic Games Review
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