These 23 free LSAT prep resources cover what you need to start studying without paying for a course: official practice tests, study plans, practice questions, forums, podcasts and free classes. We checked each one for the current LSAT, which dropped Logic Games in August 2024, so you won’t waste time on a section that no longer exists.
New to the test? Here’s what happened to Logic Games and how the LSAT is scored now, in our LSAT scores guide.
Free LSAT Practice Tests
Practice tests are the core of LSAT prep, and the best ones are official PrepTests written by LSAC. Start with the free official tests, then use the prep-company tests for their score reports:
- LSAC LawHub (start here): a free account includes four full, four-section official PrepTests in the same interface you’ll use on test day, plus the lessons and practice sets from what used to be Khan Academy’s free LSAT course.
- 7Sage free LSAT prep: a full-length official PrepTest, timed and scored, plus a 5-question diagnostic, a 12-week study plan built from free resources, free live classes and explanations for every released LSAT question.
- Princeton Review free LSAT practice test: a full-length test with a score report showing your strengths and weaknesses.
- Kaplan free LSAT practice test: taken online, with instant scoring and a breakdown by section and question type.
- Blueprint free account: a full-length timed practice test, eight lessons from its self-paced course and a custom study schedule. No credit card required.
Want more official tests? LawHub Advantage unlocks LSAC’s full library for $124 a year. See our guide to LSAT practice tests for every option.
Free LSAT Study Plans
A plan keeps you from spending all your time on the sections you already like. These three are free:
- PowerScore Self-Study: seven free study plans from one to twelve months, and free scoring for your practice tests. Some calendars still budget time for Logic Games; give that time to Logical Reasoning.
- Test Prep Nerds LSAT study schedules: week-by-week plans for one to six months, built for the current test.
- Free LSAT study guides: our pick of the free guides that are still accurate, and what to skip in the older ones.
Free LSAT Practice Questions and Flashcards
For the days when you don’t have time for a full section, these let you get a few questions or concepts in:
- Manhattan Review practice questions: Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension questions with explanations of why each wrong answer is wrong.
- Varsity Tutors LSAT practice: short Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension quizzes and a 15-minute adaptive diagnostic.
- Magoosh LSAT flashcards: decks on LSAT basics, if-then statements and logical opposites.
- Quizlet LSAT flashcards: student-made decks. Check the date and skip any Logic Games decks.
LSAT Forums
Search before you post, because most LSAT questions have been asked and answered already:
- r/LSAT: the busiest LSAT community, with score threads after every test.
- r/lawschooladmissions: for what comes after your score.
- 7Sage forum: question-by-question discussion. More in our 7Sage review.
LSAT Podcasts
Good for a commute, though no substitute for timed practice:
- The PowerScore LSAT Podcast: 180+ episodes on strategy and test news, still releasing new episodes in 2026.
- Revisionist History: “Puzzle Rush”: Malcolm Gladwell takes the LSAT and asks what a timed test really measures.
LSAT News and Blogs
The LSAT has changed a lot since 2024. These keep you current:
- LSAC blog: official announcements on test dates, format changes and the move to Prometric test centers.
- Test Prep Nerds LSAT guides: our reviews and how-to guides, updated for the current test.
Free LSAT Classes, Webinars and Trials
Free classes and trials are the best way to try a company’s teaching before you pay for a course:
- Blueprint free events: online webinars on study strategy and admissions, plus live-class previews.
- Princeton Review free LSAT strategy sessions: strategy sessions and sample classes.
- Kaplan free LSAT events: free classes and practice-test events.
- Magoosh free trial: 20 video lessons and 40 official LSAT questions with video and written explanations.
More LSAT Guides From Test Prep Nerds
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- LSAT percentiles
- The LSAT experimental section
- How to write a law school resume
Ready to Pay for Prep? Our Top Picks
Free resources can take you a long way, but most students who want a big score increase add a course or a book. These are our current favorites; see the full best LSAT prep courses and best LSAT prep books guides for details.
- Blueprint LSAT: our best overall course. Read our Blueprint review.
- 7Sage: the best value for self-study. Read our 7Sage review.
- LSAT Lab: the best adaptive practice. Read our LSAT Lab review.
- The LSAT Trainer, 4th edition: our top self-study book, updated for the current test.
- The PowerScore LSAT Bible Duology 2026–2027: PowerScore’s Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension Bibles, without the old Logic Games volume.
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