Very grateful for, and humbled by, the warm words over on reddit! At @PowerScore we aren't in it for praise...but hearing from students directly always makes our day :) So honored to be able to contribute to this amazing community of future world-movers! reddit.com/r/LSAT/comments/8…

Our June LSAT recap podcast is live! @JonMDenning has all of the info you need, including section combinations, overall difficulty, real vs. experimental content, scoring scale predictions, and more! Tune in on our site or any podcast platform: powerscore.com/lsat/resource…

Best of luck to everyone taking the June LSAT this week! Let us know how it goes and send in your post-test questions for @JonMDenning to answer on our test recap podcast next week via DM, email (lsatpodcast@powerscore.com) or on our Forum: forum.powerscore.com/viewfor…

If you missed this week's LSAT Crystal Ball webinar with @JonMDenning providing his predictions and study recs for what's most likely to appear on the June test, you can now access the archived recording! Sign up here for access: pages.barbri.com/PSWBN202605…

Our April '26 LSAT review podcast is live with @JonMDenning breaking down everything you need to know: real vs. experimental content, scoring scale predictions, reported tech difficulties, and more! Available on our site or any major podcast outlet: powerscore.com/lsat/resource…

Registration for our June 2026 LSAT Crystal Ball webinar is live! Come get expert insight directly from @JonMDenning on the latest question type trends, June test content predictions, and practice recommendations! Sign up: pages.barbri.com/PSWBN202605…

If you want to take a look at the new LSAT testing interface that will be used beginning with the August LSAT, it is up on Lawhub. Definitely a cleaner, more pleasing look. But, I see some changes I don't love, such as the bottom question slider only showing 10 questions at a time. Not sold on the highlighting or flagging functions yet, either.

Join us tonight for our new "Navigating Law School Admissions Decision Season" webinar at 8pm ET for tips on getting off the waitlist, renegotiating financial aid offers, weighing scholarship vs. prestige when choosing between schools, and more! Register: pages.barbri.com/PSWBN202603…

If you missed out on last night's Crystal Ball webinar with @JonMDenning previewing the test content most likely to appear on the upcoming April 2026 LSAT, you can now access the recording! Sign up for immediate access: pages.barbri.com/PSWBN202603…

The April 2026 LSAT Crystal Ball is tonight! Registration is open all the way up until our 8pm eastern start time. Sign up while you still can: pages.barbri.com/PSWBN202603…

Our April 2026 LSAT Crystal Ball webinar is tomorrow night!! @JonMDenning will be pulling from the most recent test trends and decades of historical data to let you know what's most likely to appear on the upcoming test. Register while you still can: pages.barbri.com/PSWBN202603…

Don't miss the next installment of our LSAT Crystal Ball webinar series next week with @JonMDenning giving his unparalleled insight into the test content most likely to appear on the upcoming April 2026 LSAT! Registration: pages.barbri.com/PSWBN202603…

Our February LSAT Recap podcast is live! Listen on our site or any major podcast outlet to hear @JonMDenning break down test changes, real vs. experimental content, scoring scale predictions, and how to approach the recent breaking news re: '26-'27 tests. powerscore.com/lsat/resource…

The biggest news LSAC announced today is that the LSAT is moving away from remote testing starting with the August LSAT. This is being done to counter the rampant theft of LSAT content. By moving away from remote testing, the ability of cheaters to steal LSAT questions will be drastically limited. Some remote testing will still be allowed for those with medical issues or who are a long distance from a center. Overall, a necessary move by LSAC to shut down the superhighway of cheating.

If you weren't aware, later today at 8 PM Eastern on @netflix, Alex Honnold is free soloing the Taipei 101 skyscraper (1,667 feet). He's extraordinary, and I wrote about him in relation to the LSAT here (and although I no longer work at @PowerScore, it's a good article!): blog.powerscore.com/lsat/mou…

Our January '26 LSAT recap podcast is live on our site and all podcast outlets! Tune in as @JonMDenning recaps overall test difficulty, real vs. experimental content, a drastic/unforeseen change to Reading Comprehension, scoring scale predictions, & more! powerscore.com/lsat/resource…

Best of luck to everyone continuing to take the January LSAT this week! Let us know any questions or feedback you'd like addressed on our upcoming test recap podcast with @JonMDenning via our Forum or email lsatpodcast@powerscore.com. forum.powerscore.com/viewtop…

BREAKING: Some LSAT RC Sections Do Not Have Comparative Passages There have been reports today of LSAT takers not receiving a comparative reading passage (the two passages on the same topic) in their scored RC section. They are not lying. I just spoke to LSAC, and they have determined there is no difficulty or scoring difference in having these passages, and so some test takers will get them and some won't. It doesn't mean anything if you do or do not receive one. This is a permanent change and will happen going forward as well. There was no announcement posted beforehand for some reason (would have been nice, right?). I'll try to find out why. In the meantime, if you haven't taken the LSAT yet, don't be surprised if you get just four single passages in a section.

Check out my latest article: The LSAT Cheating Scandal, Parts 3 and 4: Law Schools and LSAC linkedin.com/pulse/lsat-chea… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: The LSAT Cheating Scandal, Parts 1 and 2: Cheating in Mainland China linkedin.com/pulse/lsat-chea… via @LinkedIn

There are reports that the cheating software used to hack the LSAT has now been used at a T14 School to cheat on a law school exam during this finals period. This is no longer limited to just standardized tests and is moving into law schools. If someone cheats on the LSAT, chances are high they will want/need to cheat in law school. LSAC has to stop this at the start of the chain by stopping online testing.