As you may know, the current recession is driving more people to pursue law school. Across the June, October and December Administrations, over 6000 more people took the LSAT than for the same tests last year. This data comes before the recession really hit. Because law schools are not increasing class sizes, the increasing number of applicants means that getting into every law school is becoming more competitive. You need every edge you can get.
In 2008, 43% of LSAT takers used a LSAT Preparation course. Because the LSAT is a scaled test, as the other test takers improve their LSAT skills, you must as well in order to be competitive.
“My instructor was always just an email away. Anytime I had question, concern or was just feeling stressed, he replied with encouraging email that helped improve my score.”
“The schedule starts you off with baby steps but has you taking leaps by the end.”