Criminology Assistant Professor Peter Hanink, a prelaw adviser at Cal Poly Pomona, emphasizes the importance of targeted preparation for the LSAT. He advises LSAT test-takers to aim for scores in the 160s for top law schools and use free resources like LawHub for practice. He encourages students to choose prep methods that match their learning style, whether self-study, tutoring, or courses. Hanink also recommends taking philosophy or computer science classes to build reasoning skills and reading extensively to enhance comprehension abilities.
This article was originally published by on May 22, 2025.