What Is Cambridge LSAT and What Does It Offer?

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Cambridge LSAT is an LSAT prep store and resource site that has been selling test preparation products since 2009. It serves two main purposes: a paid store for LSAT explanations, strategy guides, and official LSAC publications, and a free resource library with tracking spreadsheets, test data, and study advice. If you're preparing for the LSAT and want downloadable question explanations or a structured way to track your progress, this site is built for that. If you're looking for live classes or one-on-one tutoring, the site references those services but the core offering is self-study materials.

What Cambridge LSAT sells

The store is split into two purchase channels:

Downloads — digital products you buy and access through a cart/login system:

  • Solutions/explanations for individual questions
  • Explanation books
  • Explanation bundles
  • Explanations organized by book, by PrepTest, or by test section (Logic Games, Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension)

Bookstore — physical products:

  • LSAT strategy guides
  • LSAT practice books
  • Official LSAC publications (including the 10 Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests series)
  • Explanation books
  • LSAT supplements
  • Law school prep books

There are also Kindle eBooks available. Featured book series on the site include 10 Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests, Hacking the LSAT, and the Manhattan Prep LSAT Strategy Guides.

What Cambridge LSAT offers for free

The Resources section is the part of the site you can use without buying anything:

Resource What it's for
Free downloads June 2007 explanations, prep book excerpts, Logic Games practice
Tracking spreadsheets Test Tracking, Logical Reasoning Tracker, Logic Games Tracker
Test data LSAT publication list, PrepTest numbers and dates, answer keys, score conversion chart, score release dates, percentiles table
Topic lists Logic Games topics, Reading Comprehension topics, section orders, PrepTest classifications, question types
Guides LSAT FAQ, assembling your PrepTests, study advice, prep course guidance

The tracking spreadsheets and score conversion chart are the most practically useful free items — they let you log practice results and convert raw scores without buying anything.

How to decide if it fits your prep

Cambridge LSAT is a good fit if you:

  • Want downloadable, question-level explanations rather than a full course
  • Are self-studying and need to drill by problem type or test section
  • Want free tools to organize and track your practice
  • Prefer buying individual explanation bundles over a subscription

It may not be the right fit if you:

  • Want live instruction, a scheduled class, or a tutor as your primary method (the site lists LSAT Prep Courses and LSAT Tutors, but these are separate from the download/bookstore model)
  • Prefer a single all-in-one platform with video lessons

Practical notes before you buy

  • Purchases go through a cart and require a login/sign-up, so set up an account before checkout.
  • Downloads are organized three ways — by book, by PrepTest, and by test section — so check which format matches the materials you already own before buying, to avoid paying for explanations you can't pair with your tests.
  • The site has been operating since 2009 and was recognized as a Google Trusted Store, which is a signal of longevity rather than a quality guarantee for any specific product.
  • Contact is by phone/text at (818) 934-0310 or email at info[at]cambridgelsat.com if you need to confirm what a bundle covers.

For a self-directed LSAT studier, the sensible starting point is the free Resources section — grab the tracking spreadsheets and score conversion chart first, then decide whether you need paid explanations for the specific sections you're weakest in.