Korea LEET study guide

The Legal Education Eligibility Test (법학적성시험, LEET) is the standardized admissions test used by Korea's law schools (법학전문대학원) in selecting students for their JD programs. It is aimed at graduates or graduating students holding a bachelor's degree - including candidates with no legal background - and it is an admissions instrument, not a licensing exam. It does not test statutes, doctrine, or case law. What it measures is the aptitude law study actually demands: reading dense expository and argumentative Korean prose accurately and at speed (언어이해), analyzing argument structure, spotting assumptions and fallacies, and applying rules and conditional reasoning (추리논증), and building a coherent written argument under time pressure (논술). Because the test is reasoning-based rather than content-based, preparation is skill training rather than memorization: sustained work on long passages, deliberate study of formal and informal logic, timed drills followed by close review of why each wrong option is wrong, and repeated essay writing with feedback on thesis, structure, and rebuttal. The administering body, 법학전문대학원협의회, publishes the current test structure, schedule, fees, and scoring information on its official site; confirm all logistics there and with each law school's admissions office. Topics on this exam: 언어이해 (Language Comprehension / Verbal Reasoning), 추리논증 (Reasoning and Argumentation / Logical Reasoning), and 논술 (Essay / Written Argumentation). The Korea LEET study guide has 3 sections and about 676 words.