OUR APPROACH
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OUR UNIQUE LOGICAL DECONSTRUCTION-- a Tried & True Method
Binary Solution is a general solution that employs only a few ideas to solve every LSAT question. Most competing approaches are piecemeal: they use many ideas to solve a single LSAT question. Piecemeal approaches cannot solve every LSAT question efficiently-- and many even lower performance by multiplying steps. Binary Solution was developed by counting and classifying every word that has ever contributed to the solution of any LSAT question. Collecting the constants in this manner lead to the development of a powerful theoretical model of the LSAT with tremendous predictive value. |
"In a position of uncertainty, never multiply steps." |
This rigorous, interdisciplinary approach was a consequence of the scientific and humanities training our founder, Eva Lana Silver, J.D., received at
Harvard University (Eva placed fifth in the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search and was awarded a lifetime National Scholarship by Harvard University) Eva began to crack the semantic code of the LSAT in 1991 and has been refining the Binary predictive model for nearly three decades. As a result of her research and innovation, Binary Solution has predicted LSAT question variants several years before they appeared on the exam.
Our swift and correct solution is enhanced by the fact that our digital presentations are clear and visually engaging. Eva pioneered the first tablet delivery of LSAT preparation in 2005. Since then, all of our lessons (whether In-person or Online) have been presented with a tablet computer and the notes are saved as files that can be posted to our online collaborative space (known as Basecamp). During lessons, students watch their instructor highlight the specific words on the LSAT that enable the solution of each question.
In 2019, the LSAT transitioned to a tablet format which resembles the digital approach Binary Solution had been utilizing for over 12 years.
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Harvard University (Eva placed fifth in the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search and was awarded a lifetime National Scholarship by Harvard University) Eva began to crack the semantic code of the LSAT in 1991 and has been refining the Binary predictive model for nearly three decades. As a result of her research and innovation, Binary Solution has predicted LSAT question variants several years before they appeared on the exam.
Our swift and correct solution is enhanced by the fact that our digital presentations are clear and visually engaging. Eva pioneered the first tablet delivery of LSAT preparation in 2005. Since then, all of our lessons (whether In-person or Online) have been presented with a tablet computer and the notes are saved as files that can be posted to our online collaborative space (known as Basecamp). During lessons, students watch their instructor highlight the specific words on the LSAT that enable the solution of each question.
In 2019, the LSAT transitioned to a tablet format which resembles the digital approach Binary Solution had been utilizing for over 12 years.
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