New York LSAT Prep

New York LSAT Classes

Kaplan offers New York LSAT students numerous local course options throughout the state including in New York City, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, and western and upstate New York.

Want to get into a top NYC law school? Kaplan has been helping LSAT students improve their scores and prepare for test day since 1938.

Find a course that works for you. Choose from a number of local classes throughout the state, prep with an online course, select on-demand learning to study according to your schedule, or work with a private Kaplan LSAT tutor. Kaplan provides customized study recommendations based on practice test results, targeting the highest-yielding information most relevant to you.

Manhattan is a mecca of big law. These firms attract law school graduates from the top schools around the country. The higher your LSAT, the better your chance of acceptance to one of these schools.

New York: LSAT Prep Courses

LSAT Prep OnDemand

Kaplan (site sponsor) offers a low-cost option that includes videos and content with no personal instruction.

Starting at $700 ~~$799~~

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Kaplan LSAT Advantage Online Courses

Interact with expert teachers who deliver comprehensive instruction in a live, online classroom.

Starting at $1200 ~~$1299~~

Oct 23 - Dec 18, Sat: Times vary
Oct 23 - Mar 5, Sat: 1:00 - 3:00 PM
Oct 23 - Mar 5, Sat: 3:30 - 5:30 PM

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More local classroom information:

Albany

Brooklyn

New York City

Rochester

Flushing

Ithaca

Long Island

White Plains

Syracuse

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LSAT Testing Center Locations in New York

LSAT Test Center Location	June 8, 2021	July 13, 2021	August 29, 2021	October 3, 2021	November 14, 2021
Albany Law School	yes	No	yes	No	yes
SUNY – Albany	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Alfred University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
SUNY – Buffalo	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Binghamton University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Brooklyn College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Medgar Evers College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
South Shore High School	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Touro College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
C. W. Post – Long Island University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Canisius College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Saint Lawrence University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Touro Law Center	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Hamilton College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Queens College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Queens College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Hobart & William Smith College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Hofstra University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Cornell University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Ithaca College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
City University of New York School of Law	yes	No	yes	No	yes
LaGuardia Community College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
SUNY – New Paltz	yes	No	yes	No	yes
CUNY – City College of New York	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Eleanor Roosevelt High School	yes	No	yes	No	yes
New York Law School	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Pace University – New York City	yes	No	yes	No	yes
SUNY – Oneonta	yes	No	yes	No	yes
SUNY Plattsburgh	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Clarkson University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Marist College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Vassar College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Rochester	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Saint Bonaventure University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Wagner College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Lemoyne College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Onondaga Community College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Pace University School of Law	yes	No	yes	No	yes

Law schools in New York

Law School	Nat. Rank	Avg. LSAT	Accept. %	Avg. Salary
Columbia University Law School	#4	171	21.9%	$160,000
New York University School of Law	#6	169	33.1%	$160,000
Cornell Law School	#13	167	30.6%	$160,000
Fordham University School of Law	#37	163	35.1%	$160,000
St. John’s University School of Law	#74	158	40.6%	$80,000
Yeshiva University	#74	159	52.1%	$72,500
Syracuse University College of Law	#86	154	54.6%	$65,000
Brooklyn Law School	#97	155	51.6%	$85,000
SUNY Buffalo Law School	#100	154	51.7%	$65,000
Hofstra University School of Law	#111	153	59.5%	$65,000
New York Law School	#111	152	54.7%	$82,000
Albany Law School, Union University	#129	151	61.7%	$60,000
City University of New York School of Law	#131	152	44.8%	$50,000
Pace University School of Law	#136	150	63.3%	$60,000
Touro College Law Center	N/A	147	61%	$50,000

Rank according to U.S. News and World Report

St. John’s Law School

Average LSAT score of 158.
The admissions rate is 41%, making it a competitive law school.
The average GPA is 3.54.
The average starting salary of graduates is $80,000 in the private sector and $60,000 in the public sector.
The admissions deadline is April 1.

SUNY Buffalo Law School

Average LSAT score of 154.
The admissions rate is 52%, making it a somewhat competitive law school.
The average GPA is 3.44.
The average starting salary of graduates is $65,000 in the private sector and $59,414 in the public sector.
The admissions deadline is March 1.