LSAT community: Reddit and Quora

Where LSAT takers talk to each other online. These communities are unofficial: great for study plans and morale, but check dates, fees and rules against LSAC. Links checked October 11, 2026.

Reddit

• r/LSAT: the main LSAT community on Reddit, with well over 200,000 members. Its sidebar has rules, FAQs and moderator-recommended resources, and it is busy around every score release.

Quora

• LSAT questions on Quora: longer answers about study time, scores and law school admissions.

Using community advice well

• Check the date on a post. Logic Games left the test in August 2024, and in-person testing became the norm in August 2026, so older advice may not apply.
• LSAC prohibits sharing details of specific questions or passages. Do not post them, and be wary of anyone who does.
• Treat course and tutor recommendations with care: some posts are written by people who sell or are paid to promote them.
• Confirm dates, fees and policies on the official LSAT links page.

We do not run or moderate these communities and are not affiliated with Reddit, Quora or LSAC. We link to them; we do not copy posts or answers.