Because most students experience improvement with preparation, students wishing to qualify for a particular law school will usually improve their odds of success with LSAT preparation. Many companies currently offer LSAT classroom courses, one-on-one private tutoring, and online tutoring. The three types of tutoring carry very different advantages and disadvantages.

LSAT full-length classroom courses generally cost around $1200, and last around 8 weeks. They vary in size from groups of 10 up to around 100. The courses all have varying strengths and weaknesses. All courses will provide students with guides to the sections of the test, practice questions, an organized schedule and proctored full length exams.

For preparation purposes, only tests after 1990 are considered “modern tests” because the LSAT underwent many significant changes before the early 1990s.

Um, no. You should be studying for at least 6 months… unless you’re a genius then you could study for 3 weeks maybe…

My roommate is prelaw studying criminal justice at SDSU and she took a class to learn HOW to study for the LSAT’s I think you’re behind hun.