The LSAT assesses students’ readiness for U.S. law programs. A strong LSAT score boosts students’ chances of being accepted into their preferred law schools, earning scholarships, and landing competitive internships and jobs. Students will complete approximately 100 multiple choice questions across three 35-minute sections of multiple-choice questions across the following categories: 

• Logical Reasoning (two 35-minute sections) 

• Reading Comprehension (35 minutes)

Students will also have 50 minutes to generate an argumentative writing sample. The writing section is not scored and is administered exclusively online, separately from the multiple-choice portion of the exam. 

You can learn more about the LSAT and register to test at https://www.lsac.org/.

Learning test performance is a lot like learning to play a sport or instrument. While a few tips and tricks can help, that's neither a reliable nor optimal approach to improving test performance. Typically, students need content-based instruction in addition to techniques AND iterative practice with constant coaching/intervention to help them improve. Dawn often works with students for 6 months to a year or longer to help them improve their performance, and many students improve by a significant number of points--but, as with most learning, that result requires consistent effort over time, attention to the process of testing, and a willingness to persist through obstacles.

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• Students planning on taking the LSAT in the next 6-12 months.

• Able to commit to 3-5 hours of LSAT Prep homework each week.

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• Strong internet connection and access to Skype.

• Willing to work and ready to learn!

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