Logic and the LSAT

Graduate School Law School
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<p>I was thinking about taking a intro to logic course (possibly an upper-division advanced logic course) this fall instead of another elective.</p>

<p>Am I being overly optimistic that this course will help in any way to prepare me for the LSAT or will this actually help?</p>

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<p>get a copy of both the logic games & the logic reasoning bibles by powerscore.</p>

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<p>Intro to formal logic will definitely help you with the LSAT and analysis in general. Advanced logic may be a little of an overkill--you won't need it for the LSAT. I'd say take it, but prep for the LSAT, per se, as well.</p>

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<p>What about intro to symbolic logic?</p>

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<p>same thing.</p>