Texas LSAT Prep

LSAT Prep in Texas

Kaplan offers LSAT students several prep courses throughout Texas: Austin, Dallas, Arlington, Fort Worth, Houston, College Station, San Antonio and Lubbock. None of these locations within your reach? Try an online prep course or private tutor.

Proven credentials. Kaplan has been preparing Texas students for the LSAT since 1938.

Flexible course options that work for you. In addition to numerous local courses throughout Texas, Kaplan offers flexible online learning options — as part of a course or on-demand — and private tutoring. Study recommendations are customized to your practice test results, focused on the highest yielding material most relevant to you.

Kaplan guarantees a higher LSAT score or your money back.

Texas 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 $799 (or $399 + $199 per month)

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Kaplan LSAT Advantage Online Courses

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

Kaplan LSAT Advantage Online Courses

11/30 - 12/16  Mon, Wed, Fri
12/01 - 01/14  Tue, Thu
12/02 - 12/28  Mon, Wed
12/06 - 01/16  Sat, Sun
12/07 - 01/06  Mon, Wed
12/08 - 01/07  Tue, Thu
12/12 - 02/14  Sat, Sun
12/12 - 02/14  Sat, Sun

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Texas LSAT Classes

Benefit from in-person, comprehensive instruction from expert teachers at a classroom location near you.

Zoom classes. Live classes on hold due to Covid.

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Texas LSAT Tutor

LSAT Tutor offers the personalized preparation available with an expert tutor guiding you one-on-one.

Tutoring – 15 Hours $2,599
Tutoring – 25 Hours $3,699
Tutoring – 35 Hours $4,799

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LSAT Testing Center Locations in Texas

LSAT Test Center Location	June 8, 2020	July 13, 2020	August 29, 2020	October 3, 2020	November 14, 2020
Abilene Christian University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Sul Ross State University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Texas – Arlington	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Austin Community College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Huston – Tillotson University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Texas at Austin	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Lamar University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
West Texas A&M University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Texas A&M University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Texas A&M – Commerce	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Bill J. Priest Institute	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Southern Methodist University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of North Texas	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Texas at El Paso	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Texas A&M University School of Law	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Galveston College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Southwestern University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Jarvis Christian University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
South Texas College of Law	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Texas Southern University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Houston	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Houston – Clear Lake	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Houston – Downtown	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Sam Houston State University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Dallas	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Southwestern Adventist University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Texas A&M – Kingsville	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Texas A&M International University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Texas Tech University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Collin Higher Education Center at Collin College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Stephen F. Austin State University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Prairie View A&M University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Angelo State University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Our Lady of the Lake University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Saint Mary’s University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Incarnate Word	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Texas at San Antonio	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Texas A&M University – Texarkana	yes	No	yes	No	yes
College of the Mainland	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Baylor University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Midwestern State University	yes	No	yes	No	yes

Law schools in Texas

Law School	Nat. Rank	Avg. LSAT	Accept. %	Avg. Salary
University of Texas at Austin School of Law	#15	167	21.9%	$160,000
Southern Methodist University School of Law	#45	161	41.4%	$90,000
University of Houston Law Center	#50	159	38.3%	$101,000
Baylor Law School	#55	160	29.0%	$75,000
Texas A&M University School of Law	#111	156	19.7%	$60,000
Texas Tech University School of Law	#123	154	54.3%	$68,043
South Texas College of Law	N/A	150	63.1%	$80,000
St. Mary’s School of Law	N/A	151	60.3%	$65,500
Texas Southern University School of Law	N/A	143	55.3%	N/A

Rank according to U.S. News and World Report

Baylor Law School

Average LSAT score of 160.
The admissions rate is 30%, making it a moderately competitive law school.
The average GPA is 3.53.
The average starting salary of graduates is $75,000 in the private sector and $54,000 in the public sector.
The admissions deadline is March 15.