LSAT 8-Week Prep Class

There's no pressure like LSAT test-day pressure, and law schools put real weight on your score. That's why this live group class builds a method you can trust, working the question types the LSAT leans on most, from argument and assumption questions to Reading Comprehension, with an instructor who shows why each trap answer is wrong. You'll practice pacing under timed conditions and finish with a review plan aimed at your weakest question types. Built for future law students who want to raise their score and walk in confident.

Session 1: LSAT Overview & Argument Family Questions Exam structure, scoring, study planning, and Argument Family question types including Main Point, Role of a Statement, Method of Argument, and Parallel Reasoning.

Session 2: Assumption Family Questions, Part 1 Necessary and Sufficient Assumption questions with focus on identifying unstated premises and distinguishing assumptions from conclusions.

Session 3: Assumption Family Questions, Part 2 Flaw, Strengthen/Weaken, and Parallel Flaw questions with emphasis on trap answer recognition and timed precision.

Session 4: Non-Argument Family Questions Inference, Paradox, and Principle question types with flexible reading strategies for drawing valid conclusions from complex stimuli.

Session 5: Reading Comprehension & LSAT Writing Passage mapping, main point identification, author tone, comparative passage strategies, and structured overview of the writing sample.

Session 6: Focused Review, Part 1 Mixed practice on Argument and Assumption Family questions targeting common errors, accuracy, and elimination techniques.

Session 7: Focused Review, Part 2 Timed full-section practice on Non-Argument questions and Reading Comprehension to simulate exam conditions and address remaining weak areas.

Session 8: Focused Review, Part 3 & Test Preparation Comprehensive final review across all sections plus test-day logistics, pacing strategy, and anxiety management.