Logical reasoning
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Sep 18, 2026
September 2026 LSAT Recap: What Next?
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7:23Steve SchwartzHOST
The LSAT has four sections, three scored, one unscored extra section.
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7:27Steve SchwartzHOST
The three that are scored are two logical reasoning and one reading comp.
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7:31Steve SchwartzHOST
The extra section could be either logical reasoning or reading comp and could be anywhere in the test.
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7:36Steve SchwartzHOST
Nobody tells you which one it was.
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7:38Steve SchwartzHOST
Out of the reports I saw, 41 out of 66 or so, 41 out of 61 students had two reading comp sections.
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7:46Steve SchwartzHOST
Then the others had three logical reasonings.
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7:49Steve SchwartzHOST
Some had no extra section if they were doing testing with accommodations.
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7:54Steve SchwartzHOST
So strangely, the majority were actually reading comp extras when you would expect logical reasoning extras given that logical reasoning is the majority of the scored sections.
September 2026 LSAT Recap
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7:24Steve SchwartzHOST
The LSAT has four sections, three scored, one unscored extra section.
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7:28Steve SchwartzHOST
The three that are scored are two logical reasoning and one reading comp.
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7:32Steve SchwartzHOST
The extra section could be either logical reasoning or reading comp and could be anywhere in the test.
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7:37Steve SchwartzHOST
Nobody tells you which one it was.
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7:40Steve SchwartzHOST
Out of the reports I saw, 41 out of 66 or so, 41 out of 61 students had two reading comp sections.
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7:47Steve SchwartzHOST
Then the others had three logical reasonings.
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7:50Steve SchwartzHOST
Some had no extra section if they were doing testing with accommodations.
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7:55Steve SchwartzHOST
So strangely, the majority were actually reading comp extras when you would expect logical reasoning extras given that logical reasoning is the majority of the scored sections.
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