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The October 2026 LSAT ran October 7 to 10. I read over 1,000 test-taker reports on r/LSAT, the comments on my YouTube videos and socials, and messages from my students. This is what came out of it: the Reading Comp passages people saw, the section orders they got, and why one Logical Reasoning section felt so hard. Scores come out October 28.
These are test takers' own reports, topics only. I don't have LSAC's test, and nobody does. If you had only one Reading Comp section, this video shows you why you already know it counted.
Thanks to everyone on r/LSAT who posted, and to Graeme Blake (LSATHacks), who puts together the subreddit's topic thread.
0:00 Intro 1:32 Section orders 1:54 What you already know 2:31 The Reading Comp passages 4:57 Logical Reasoning 5:50 When every answer looks wrong 6:31 Why a hard section tells you little 7:32 What to do before October 28
I scored a 152 my first LSAT. Got to a 175. I've been teaching this test since 2005.
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