LSAT Essay
 

Can you give some important essay to do practice for LSAT Test? Actually I have filled registration form for this Exam. Essay also a part of written test, so I also want to do its practice. Do you have important tips to crack LSAT Test easily? Give me all essays in a doc file.

Re: LSAT Essay
 

I want to know the sample essay for preparation of Law School Admission Test (LSAT) Exam sow ill you please tell me?

Re: LSAT Essay
 

The LSAT Writing Sample asks you to write an essay in 35 minutes. It is wise to invest a few hours in preparation for your essay.

The essay section is designed to test how well you can (1) organize a compelling argument using sound reasoning and supporting evidence and (2) express your thoughts clearly in written form.

The essay section is NOT meant to test how many big vocabulary words you know, how much you know about the law or any other specific topic, or really even how creative you are.

Spend a few hours looking at sample essays to avoid any unnecessary mistakes.

Essay Section Template

Paragraph 1:

A. Summarize the decision to be made. The scenario presented above puts John in a position in which he will choose between purchasing a cat and purchasing a dog.

B. Acknowledge the complexity of the decision. Given the considerations and characteristics of the choices at hand, this is a very difficult decision in that each choice has its merits.

C. State your opinion. Even so, John would be better served by choosing the dog.

Paragraph 2:

A. State why the primary consideration (the one you chose to be the primary consideration) is more important and how your choice satisfies this consideration. First, it is more important to have a pet that serves as a loyal companion than it is to have a pet that is maintenance-free (justify this statement, even if its a made-up justification) or The dog will be a loyal companion in that it will (use the information from the grid to show how)

B. State why the other choice (cat) falls short in this regard. The cat, on the other hand, is a poor match for anyone looking for a loyal pet (use the information from the grid to show how)

Paragraph 3:

State how your choice still does an okay job with the secondary consideration. Furthermore, while the dog isnt an ideal choice for someone wanting a maintenance-free pet, it can learn to be relatively self-sufficient (use any other information from the grid to support this)

Paragraph 4:

Summarize your argument