Most pre-law advisors agree that a highly motivated, self-disciplined student who typically does well on nationally-normed tests can prepare on his/her own for the LSAT without taking a "crash course." However, while there are no guarantees that such a course will significantly improve anyone's LSAT score, some students say they have benefited from such a course, whether it involves an actual class or home study. Some of these test preparation services are pricey. Check out as many of them as you can before deciding whether a "crash course" is right for you. The Pre-Law Coordinator has brochures for most of these programs in his office (SAC 355).
- Advantage Education
- 1-888-737-6010
http://www.study-smart.com
Testprep1@aol.com - ARCO GRE Logic Workbook (Internet Edition)
- http://www.west.net/~stewart/logic.htm
- Home LSAT
- 1-800-980-8569
http://home-lsat.com - Kaplan
- 1-800-KAP-TEST
http://www.kaplan.com
info@kaplan.com - Powerscore
- http://www.powerscore.com
Prices vary depending on the program you purchase.
Powerscore Logic Games Bible is available for purchase. - Prepmaster (LSAT Intensive Review)
- 1-800-325-5728
http://www.prepmaster.com - Princeton Review
- 1-800-Zreview
http://www.princetonreview.com
