LSAT Discussion Forum

To account for the August LSAT’s massive format overhaul and the removal of Logic Games, Dave and Jon have made notable adjustments to their Crystal Ball webinar presentation for the August and September exams. In Episode 155, they explain precisely how the upcoming Crystal Ball will work, including who will have access, the content they intend to cover, and what the future holds for Crystal Ball sessions after the September test.

Available on our blog or any major podcast outlet: https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/podcas ... ll-update/

How can we access the webinar? I'm a PS Essentials course student

baykuhn wrote: ↑Wed Jul 17, 2024 7:07 pm How can we access the webinar? I'm a PS Essentials course student

Hi baykuhn! The webinar recording should be posted within the next day or so in your Online Student Center. Email us at contact@powerscore.com if you have any questions! Thanks!

With practice RC sections are these the types of themes we could expect to see / question types and types of passages that align with the undisclosed tests?

claireo1010101 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2024 10:28 am With practice RC sections are these the types of themes we could expect to see / question types and types of passages that align with the undisclosed tests?

Dave and Jon will discuss this information in the Crystal Ball recording, which is available in our online course student centers. .

Thank you! Do you know where we can find the practice sets?

claireo1010101 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2024 6:51 pm Thank you! Do you know where we can find the practice sets?

It should also be available in the student center. Email us at contact@powerscore.com for assistance with that.

With Logic Games being removed from the August LSAT, how will this impact the test's difficulty and scoring?

Well, we've covered this quite a bit in prior podcasts and the recent CB, but the short answer is that you'll face a few more questions on average but your scoring scale will not change.

You'll also see an underlying shift in scoring patterns as test takers with STEM backgrounds are likely adversely affected by the removal of LG.

Thanks!