IN PERSON LSAT® PREP COURSE
Lock In Your Higher Score In 2024 †
Beat the upcoming LSAT test change. Get the interactive guidance you need in an engaging classroom experience, with online resources that complement your coursework for the duration of your prep.
Logic Games, a key section for score improvement, will be retired in August 2024. Stay ahead of this change with Kaplan’s expertly designed current course or concentrate on the new exam format for August and beyond in our updated course.
PREP FOR THE CURRENT EXAM
In Person
LSAT PREP COURSE
With Logic Games
- Prepares you for both the current and future version of the LSAT, so you are covered whenever you take the exam
- 32 hours of a live in person class to collaborate with your peers
- Access to practice with 300+ of the hardest LSAT questions
- Nearly 10,000 official LSAT exam questions with detailed answer explanations
- 70+ full length uniquely curated LSAT practice tests and 240 quizzes
- Here's What We'll Cover
PREP FOR AUGUST & BEYOND
In Person
LSAT PREP COURSE
Without Logic Games
- Specifically designed for students who know they are taking the version of the LSAT without Logic Games
- 24 hours of a live in person class to collaborate with your peers
- Personalized study plan that updates based on advanced analytics of your performance
- 8,000+ official LSAT exam questions with detailed answer explanations
- 55+ full length uniquely curated LSAT practice tests and over 180 quizzes
- Here's What We'll Cover
Each In Person Course Includes:
- 24-32 hours of in person class time
- Exam-like, in person LSAT prep with guidance from a team of LSAT experts focused on you
- Performance assessments with personalized study recommendations using advanced analytics
- LSAT Link integration with access to 70+ official practice tests via LSAC’s LawHub Advantage ($115 subscription)
- 150+ hours of exclusive live and on demand lessons on the LSAT Channel for a customizable curriculum
- 180+ customizable quizzes
- The ability to add 1-on-1 tutoring
- A set of prep ebooks for studying on the go
- The ability to add physical books
- 4, 6, or 12 months of unlimited access to LSAT prep online resources
- The ability to connect with other students in our Private LSAT Community
- A higher score guaranteed—or your money back †
It’s All About Interaction
Take a more active, personalized approach to your test prep with an in-person LSAT class. You can ask your instructor questions as they come up during the lesson, and work through concepts together. With our proven LSAT prep strategies, a consistent class schedule, and 1-on-1 interaction with an expert instructor, you're guaranteed to improve your LSAT score—or your money back.† Our In Person LSAT prep is offered in select cities.
Amp Up Your Prep
Access every LSAT question ever released—nearly 10,000 and counting—in the Practice Library. Each answer comes with detailed explanations, so you learn the essential strategies and tactics Kaplan experts use to navigate the LSAT exam. Dig deeper into the exam’s hardest questions with easy-to-follow video explanations.
Study Efficiently With Online Analytics
Identify your areas of improvement with targeted analytics that generate personalized study recommendations based on how well you do on your assessments. Your study suggestions update as you grasp the material. This ensures that you master crucial LSAT skills and question types at a pace that works best for you.
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Say Hi to Our Experts
Ged Helm
Ged Helm is a veteran Kaplan teacher and founding member of Kaplan's award-winning LSAT Channel. He scored in the 99th percentile on both the LSAT and GRE. He keeps his classes motivated by singing test-prep parody songs, while maintaining a pragmatic approach focused on student empowerment. He holds a BA in social science, social psychology, and political theory.
Irene Kim
Irene Kim is a Kaplan LSAT teacher of 11 years who has also managed and trained faculty. Having scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT, she is a successful veteran instructor known for her clear, methodical, and passionate teaching. Graduating from a top tier law school, she practiced as a litigator and has mentored students and young professionals in a variety of fields.
Hannah Gist
Hannah Gist has taught the LSAT since 2009 empowering students to earn their target LSAT scores. She holds degrees in history, sociology, and classical studies; even more importantly, she earned a 99th-percentile score on her LSAT. Hannah is known for her clarity and relatable analogies, often involving cookies.
In-Person Course Locations
Take our In Person LSAT Course in select cities: New York; Boston; Los Angeles; Houston; Miami; Phoenix; Atlanta; Washington, DC; Philadelphia; Chicago; and more.
Here's What We'll Cover in the 32 Hour Course
Diagnostic Test
Your Diagnostic Test
Your LSAT diagnostic exam will help you determine your strengths and weaknesses, as well as give you a baseline score. You’ll take an in-class, proctored, full-length real released LSAT and review your results.
Logic Games 1
LSAT Reasoning, Formal Logic, Strict Sequencing Games, and Selection Games
After this session you will be able to characterize the levels of truth; identify and translate conditional statements; make deductions from conditional statements; state the steps of the Logic Games Method; and apply the steps of the Logic Games Method to Strict Sequencing and Selection games.
Logical Reasoning 1
Argument-Based Questions
After this session you will be able to state the steps of the Logical Reasoning Method; identify and paraphrase conclusions; distinguish evidence from background information; outline complete arguments; describe argumentative strategies; identify similar argument structures; identify Mismatched Concepts and Overlooked Possibilities in simple arguments; and recognize, identify, and answer Main Point, Role of a Statement, Point at Issue, Method of Argument, and Parallel Reasoning questions.
Reading Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
After this session you will be able to state the steps of the Reading Comprehension Method; read a passage strategically; Roadmap a passage; identify Reading Comprehension question types and answer them effectively; and apply the Reading Comprehension Method to Comparative Reading passages.
Logical Reasoning 2
Assumption Family Questions
After this session you will be able to recognize relationships between Mismatched Concepts; recognize common patterns of Overlooked Possibilities; untangle LSAT arguments; and recognize, identify, and answer Assumption, Flaw, Strengthen/Weaken, Assumption Family Principle, and Parallel Flaw questions.
Midpoint Test
Your Midpoint Test
The Midpoint Test will assess your progress after the first four class sessions. You’ll take a second, full-length real released LSAT and review your results.
Logic Games 2
Loose Sequencing, Matching, Distribution, and Hybrid Games
After this session you will be able to apply the steps of the Logic Games Method to Loose Sequencing, Matching, Distribution, and Hybrid games.
Logical Reasoning 3
Non-Argument Questions
After this session you will be able to make valid inferences using several strategies; infer a principle from a specific case, identify a specific case that applies a principle; resolve an apparent contradiction; and recognize, identify, and answer Inference, Principle-Inference, and Paradox questions.
Final Test
Your Final Test
The Final Test will assess your progress after the first four class sessions. You’ll take a third, full-length real released LSAT and review your results. Don’t forget that you have access to every real, released LSAT in your PrepTest library.
Countdown to Test Day
Test Day and Strategy Review
After this session you will be able to recall what to do with your remaining time leading up to Test Day, what to expect at the test site and during the test, and recent trends on the LSAT as well as recall the Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Logic Games strategies.
Here's What We'll Cover in the New 24 Hour Course
Logical Reasoning 1
Methods, Arguments, Formal Logic, Parallel Reasoning
After this session, you will be able to explain the purpose of each step in the Logical Reasoning Method and be able to apply the LR Method to Argument-Based questions (Main Point, Role of a Statement, Point at Issue, and Method of Argument). You will also be able to recognize and analyze conditional ("If-then") statements as they appear in Logical Reasoning questions, and you will be able to apply the LR Method to Parallel Reasoning questions.
Reading Comprehension 1
Assumptions, Flaws, Strengthen/Weaken
After this session, you will be able to explain the purpose of each step in the Reading Comprehension Method, and you will be able to apply Steps 1 (Strategic Reading and Passage Mapping) and 2 (Analyzing Question Stems) to LSAT RC passages. You will also be able to apply RC Method Steps 3 (Researching the Relevant Text), 4 (Predicting the Correct Answer), and 5 (Evaluating the Answer Choices) to LSAT RC passages.
Logical Reasoning 2
Assumptions, Flaws, Strengthen/Weaken
After this session, you will be able to identify two common LSAT assumption patterns (Mismatched Concepts and Overlooked Possibilities), and you'll be able to apply the LR Method to Necessary Assumption and Sufficient Assumption questions. You will also be able to apply the LR Method to Flaw, Strengthen/Weaken, and Parallel Flaw questions.
Mid-Point Test
Full-Length Course Mid-Point Test
Your LSAT Mid-Point exam is a valuable opportunity to assess your progress, and it adds important data to update your individualized recommendations. You’ll take an officially released, full-length released LSAT and review your results and analysis.
Logical Reasoning 3
Inference, Principle, Paradox
After this session, you will be able to apply the LR Method to Inference, Principle, Paradox, and Non-Argument questions.
Reading Comprehension 2
Strategy Review, Practice, Section Management
After this session, you'll be able to apply RC Method Steps 3 (Researching the Relevant Text), 4 (Predicting the Correct Answer), and 5 (Evaluating the Answer Choices) to LSAT RC passages. You will also be able to deploy expert strategies for increased speed and accuracy in the RC section and get expert insight on the test day experience.
Logical Reasoning 4
Strategy Review, Section Management; Countdown to Test Day
After this session, you will have increased confidence in your mastery of the LR Method and strategies, and you will be able to use expert strategies to produce a winning LSAT Writing essay. You will be able to deploy expert strategies for increased speed and accuracy in the LR section, and you will be able to use the digital testing interface to your advantage during the LSAT.
Final Test
Full-Length Course Final Test
Your LSAT Final exam is your opportunity to assess your progress after the core teaching sessions wrap up. Depending on your test date, it may serve as a dress rehearsal for your official LSAT administration. You’ll take an officially released, full-length LSAT and review your results and analysis. Don’t forget that you have access to every released LSAT test along with complete explanations and analysis.
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