Each month, they have at least one free LSAT class, with different teachers and different angles of study. The link is great to bookmark; it will automatically redirect to the next free class. All classes are recorded, so students can watch free classes from our archive at any time. As an example, here’s a recording of a class on motivation, study habits, and how to improve. Additionally, here is a link to the next free class available! 

Here is an example of a study plan for the LSAT. In short, they recommend a solid hour per day of quality LSAT studying. 

Many students don't realize how merit-based and relatively abundant law school scholarships are. For example, only 11% of Cornell law students and 4% of Berkeley law students pay full tuition. Scholarships aren't the exception. They're the rule. The scholarship estimator uses publicly available reports to help students understand what scholarships they’re likely to be offered based on their GPA and LSAT score.

This sheet addresses the most common pitfalls we see students fall into (think of it as an FAQ on steroids). Feel free to reach out to the information below if you have any questions or want more elaboration.

These are free and available anywhere you get your podcasts. The podcasts cover almost any topic related to the LSAT and law school admissions, and they clarify how the admissions game is played. Here is a link to the podcast home page as a starting point. 

We also offer free copies of LSAT Demon's The LSAT Is Easy: Crush The LSAT With Common Sense to all of our members. This book is a great starting point for LSAT preparation that we highly recommend.