How to Tag LSAT Passages | LSAT Reading Comprehension Tips

Struggling with the LSAT Reading Comprehension Section? You're not alone—but we’ve got a strategy that can make a difference! This video breaks down how to improve on LSAT Reading Comprehension with a simple yet effective approach called "tagging." Whether you're just starting your prep or looking to refine your skills, this LSAT Reading Comprehension tip will help you boost your comprehension and efficiency. Subscribe for more insider tips on all things LSAT and law school admissions.

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The Reading Comprehension Section evaluates your capacity to comprehend and analyze complex materials, similar to what you'll face in law school. It assesses critical reading and thinking abilities, pivotal for success in the legal profession and beyond.

This section comprises four question sets, with roughly 5-8 questions in each set, each tied to a distinct passage. These passages can be very dense, convoluted, and sometimes a little boring. Re-reading the passages over and over again can cause you to lose valuable time, but how can you make sure you understand what you’re reading? Enter: tagging.

Tagging is all about marking key ideas, identifying important transitions, and quickly locating relevant information when answering questions. It’s a game-changer for managing your time and boosting accuracy.

Learn how to utilize tagging efficiently, boost your understanding, and get faster at Reading Comp. This LSAT Reading Comprehension tip will help you stay focused, organize the passage more effectively, and answer questions with confidence.

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