Diagnostic tests

Posted on August 21, 2007 by John Pierce

I am still waiting for my Superprep book and my official preptests and the wait is killing me!

But I have found that LSAC provides a free sample test (the LSAT from October 1996) and also has the June 2007 LSAT available for free.

I took the first one and did quite well I thought. I scored 168. But before you get too excited for me, I should point out that I did each section separately and didn’t time myself. On the real test, you do all the sections back to back and only get 35 minutes per section. I took a lot longer than that.

By far the section I took the longest on was the logic games. I got almost all of them right, but I took over an hour to finish. I will definitely have to work on that section if I have a prayer of making it in 35 minutes.

I am going to go and start the June test now. Wish me luck!

About John Pierce

Monachus Lex is written by Virginia attorney John Pierce. John is a life-long gun rights advocate, an NRA certified instructor and co-founder of the nationwide gun rights group OpenCarry.org.

He has an undergraduate degree in Computer Information Systems, an MBA from George Mason University and is a 2012 Honors Graduate of Hamline University School of Law in St. Paul, MN.

Professionally, John is a member of the American Bar Association Second Amendment Civil Rights Litigation Subcommittee and his writings have been published by the ABA Civil Rights Litigation Committee and the ABA Minority Trial Lawyer Committee.

In addition, his open carry advocacy has been featured on Nightline and The Daily Show With Jon Stewart.
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