I disagree with the statement that a course in logic helps one’s performance on the LSAT. Although a reasonable assumption, in reality LSAT prep course instructors can easily identify students who have taken an undergraduate course in logic because they tend to struggle with the methods taught by the major LSAT prep companies. And, if one’s goal is to get into a top 6 law school, then logical reasoning is not as important as is a high LSAT score.