FAQ

Enrolling at least 30 days before your LSAT date is ideal. Now is a great time to enroll for either the June or October LSAT.

Because your course is designed specifically for you, the length will vary from student to student. Your course will begin a few days after you enroll (once you receive your materials) and it will last through your LSAT date because your instructor will help you with your law school applications. The full course can be up to six months long, so if you wish to enroll for the October LSAT now, that is a fine option.

Absolutely. We help students all over the world although primarily the U.S. and Canada. If you can receive a package in the mail and have email access, we can help you maximize your LSAT score.

Yes, primarily because we break them into small pieces and have you practice each concept right after you learn it. Read a chapter, practice the concepts and then review the questions. It is a great system.

We have success with students of all ability levels. The key requirements for getting the most out of our course are motivation and ability to stick to a schedule. If you need to show up to a class several times a week to stay motivated, then you might be better served with a classroom LSAT course from Blueprint, Powerscore or Testmasters.

Nope. Our email tutoring structure has proven itself very effective over the last six years and it also helps us keep the Full Course cost reasonable.

Absolutely. Your instructor will refund part of your enrollment fee based on which books you have.