• Become accustomed to the time constraints of test day
• Learn vital pacing skills and develop an internal pacing clock
• Finish more questions, on average, than before!

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The LSAT is designed so that most people can not finish the test on time. The result? Rushing, careless mistakes, anxiety, and ultimately- poor LSAT test scores. If you had no time limit, you could answer most, if not all, of the test's questions correctly. Luckily, time management is a crucial aspect of the test that can be learned.

I. Practice: Learn Essential Pacing Skills

Learning pacing skills is just as important on the LSAT as learning analytical, critical thinking, and comprehension skills. After all,

With its unique features, THE SILENT TIMER™ is the only study aid designed specifically to improve your pacing skills. Through practice with this innovative tool, you will train your brain to adopt a steady pace without sacrificing accuracy. As your timing improves, you will be able to answer more questions. Since LSAT scores are based on the number of questions answered correctly, answering as many questions as possible can be very beneficial to your score.

II. Test Day: Apply What You've Learned

Once you have developed an internal pacing clock through practice with THE SILENT TIMER™, you will feel more relaxed and comfortable, knowing that you can finish your exam on time. By test day, you will have the confidence in knowing you are in complete control of your pacing.

If you are taking a preparation course from The Princeton Review, Kaplan, PowerScore, Gorilla Test Prep, or another great test prep company, you already know how important good pacing is to doing well on your the LSAT.

On the first day of class, in an LSAT prep course, you are told to buy a silent timer that you can use for practice exams and on test day. THE SILENT TIMER™ LSAT package provides you with the timing tools you need for both overcoming the LSAT's strict time constraint and silently monitoring your time at the testing center*.


So, do your homework and learn to pace yourself with the only timing products made for your test!

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Here's How It Works

Step 1: Enter in the number of questions on your test
Step 2: Enter in how much time is allowed
Step 3: Press start and begin taking your practice test

It really is just that simple to customize your Silent Timer for your test , and yet here is all of the information that it can provide for you:

1. It keeps track of the total time left on your test section
2. It keeps track of how many questions you have answered, and how many remain
3. It shows the average time available per question
4. It keeps track of the amount of time left on the current test question

Learn to beat your test time and get the LSAT score you deserve with THE SILENT TIMER™. With so much of your future riding on this test, give yourself an advantage over your competition- in practice AND on test day.

We even have a 30-day money back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied. What have you got to lose?

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The LSAT is a 101 question test with five multiple choice sections. The sixth section, the essay portion, is not scored but is sent to the various colleges you apply to.

The LSAT consists of two logical reasoning sections, one reading comprehension section, one logic games section and one un-scored experimental section, which can be any of the previously mentioned sections. The sixth section is the un-scored essay portion. The five multiple choice sections are each 35 minutes long, and the essay portion is 30 minutes long. The LSAT is your key to getting into Law School. Read More.

Read our Test Handbook to learn more about the LSAT. The official LSAT web site also has great information.

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