Structured
Question families are taught in a deliberate sequence so later skills build on earlier ones.
Signature curriculum
A recommended 30-hour course in Logical Reasoning. Some students need less time; others continue beyond the full course.
The premise
The law-school admissions test does not ask whether you memorized enough facts. It asks whether you can break an argument apart, see how its pieces interact, and judge exactly what follows. That skill can be trained.
Question families are taught in a deliberate sequence so later skills build on earlier ones.
Fresh practice material targets the precise reasoning pattern under study—not recycled recognition.
Difficulty and pacing move with the student. The curriculum is a path, not a conveyor belt.
Course map
Main Conclusions · Identify the Role · Identify the Technique
Necessary Assumptions · Sufficient Assumptions
Identify the Flaw · Strengthen · Weaken
Inferences · Strongly Supported
Resolve the Paradox
Parallel Reasoning · Match the Flaw · Principles
Inside each module
Studying between sessions? Rules of Engagement explains the method, and Operation Overkill is its Logical Reasoning practice companion.
Original materials were developed using proprietary techniques.
Thirty hours, used intelligently
The 30-Hour War is our suggested route through the complete Logical Reasoning curriculum. It is not a package you must buy and it is not the point at which instruction has to stop. We can spend fewer hours on targeted work, complete the 30-hour course, or keep working beyond it.
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