Replacing the current logic games with a second LR section will ensure that the LSAT continues to assess the reasoning skills that are so important to the study and practice of law, while eliminating the concerns that were raised about the use of diagramming.

First, while test-takers might argue over whether the logic games are the hardest section of the test, there is no question that they require the most preparation. After all, questions about short prompts or longer passages are common features of other standardized tests.

Sequencing games are the most common LSAT Logic Games. They are often the easiest! You might want to start each Logic Games section by searching through the four games and trying to spot a Sequencing game. If you see one, do it first. That's a nice way to pick up 5-7 points quickly while building your confidence!