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Top 5 FAQ - #5: So, how hard is it to pass the LSAT?👀
There is no passing or failing on the LSAT, and this is why LSAT prep is so critical. The average LSAT score is approximately 153. If you're looking to get into a top law school, your score should be over 170. Raising your LSAT score by 15 points can make a huge difference in law school admissions, which weighs your LSAT…
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Top 5 FAQ: #4 - Is the LSAT exam taken online? Also, how long is it?
Great question! LSAT test takers have the choice of whether to take the test at home, proctored by a live, remote proctor, or in person at a Prometric digital testing center. The writing portion of the LSAT isn't part of the formal 3-hour proctored exam. It will become available through your LSAC account eight days before…
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Top 5 FAQ - #3: How much does the LSAT cost and how long are the scores valid for?
This is a question we definitely get asked a lot! The LSAT fee is $222, which can be a lot of money to spend on an exam, especially if you end up taking it more than once. Unfortunately, depending on what additional options you select, there are additional fees, such as score preview. That is why it is so optimal to…
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FAQ #2: How long does it take to prep for the LSAT?
We recommend that most students spend between 150 to 300 hours studying for the LSAT, which is about 20-25 hours per week minimally over a two-to- three-month period. If you are looking to make a dramatic score increase or cannot commit to 20+ hours of study per week, you may need more time to study. The best way to…
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FAQ #1: What Is A Good LSAT Score?👀
This is hands down one of our top questions. Our answer? A good LSAT score is generally considered to be 160 or above. A scaled score of 159-163 is earned by the top 25% of LSAT takers. When considering your LSAT score goal, look at the average scores at the schools to which you’re applying. An LSAT score in the 160 range…