The Loophole in LSAT Logical Reasoning
by Ellen Cassidy · Elemental Prep
Ellen Cassidy's 460-page treatment of Logical Reasoning, built around translating stimuli into plain language and pre-phrasing an answer before reading the choices. Matters more since 2024, when a second Logical Reasoning section replaced Logic Games.
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