Your LSAT Prescription for . . . Strengthen with Sufficient/Necessary Premise Questions

The LSAT doctors are in, and they’ve got the cure for what ails
your Logical Reasoning scores . . . if you’ve been missing
strengthen w/ sufficient/necessary premise questions, anyway.


Branden and Jelena teach you the techniques that are both
sufficient and necessary for mastery of these challenging
questions.


Listen and learn . . .
How to tell the difference between sufficient and necessary
assumption prompts When to diagram strengthen w/ sufficient premise
questions How to use the negation test to answer strengthen w/
necessary premise questions correctly every time Why the ultimate
question that unlocks everything about the LSAT might just be “How
could all the premises be true, yet the conclusion be false?” How
to eliminate multiple answer choices just by paying attention to
new nouns in the conclusion of the stimulus

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