LSAT Interact: interactive self-study video course. Hunh?
Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 6:49 pm
I know there’s been some discussion already about our new course, but I wanted to let folks know about it officially, and also find a couple of people that would be willing to provide us some data on usage in exchange for a free course.
The facts:
LSAT Interact is a self-study course taught through interactive videos (like choose your own adventure novels from your childhood, but about the LSAT). If you buy it, it also comes with all our strategy guides and practice books, all 68 LSATs, and all our online resources. It’s a complete course, and includes access to tons of extra hours of instruction (not interactive, but quite good).
You can find out more about it here: http://www.manhattanlsat.com/lsat-self-study.cfm and you can also do a small trial.
What we’d like:
We’d like two volunteers that are studying for the LSAT to use our program and tell us:
- How long each lesson takes you (since it’s interactive and self-paced, we can’t say for sure yet!)
- Other impressions from each course
- Which other resources you found most useful
- Score improvements, blood pressure, calcium levels, etc.
In exchange for all of that, we’ll provide you a free course (we’ll require a down-payment, as we know that people are surprisingly more responsive when they have money on the line! You finish the course and report back to us, you get your cash back.)
To throw your hat in the ring, pm me your situation
- what you've studied so far (how much have you studied, using which materials/classes)
- when you're taking the LSAT
- what have you been scoring on practice tests
- the e-mail you used when registering on our site (you have to have an account on our site - here's where you can make one: create account)
- an LSAT haiku (not mandatory, but gives you bonus points)
We're going to choose based on a few factors and finally some names-in-the-hat action.
(BTW, if you already have our course, you can still apply - we'd refund you your money.)
We’re excited – we’ve been working on this for a looong time.
The facts:
LSAT Interact is a self-study course taught through interactive videos (like choose your own adventure novels from your childhood, but about the LSAT). If you buy it, it also comes with all our strategy guides and practice books, all 68 LSATs, and all our online resources. It’s a complete course, and includes access to tons of extra hours of instruction (not interactive, but quite good).
You can find out more about it here: http://www.manhattanlsat.com/lsat-self-study.cfm and you can also do a small trial.
What we’d like:
We’d like two volunteers that are studying for the LSAT to use our program and tell us:
- How long each lesson takes you (since it’s interactive and self-paced, we can’t say for sure yet!)
- Other impressions from each course
- Which other resources you found most useful
- Score improvements, blood pressure, calcium levels, etc.
In exchange for all of that, we’ll provide you a free course (we’ll require a down-payment, as we know that people are surprisingly more responsive when they have money on the line! You finish the course and report back to us, you get your cash back.)
To throw your hat in the ring, pm me your situation
- what you've studied so far (how much have you studied, using which materials/classes)
- when you're taking the LSAT
- what have you been scoring on practice tests
- the e-mail you used when registering on our site (you have to have an account on our site - here's where you can make one: create account)
- an LSAT haiku (not mandatory, but gives you bonus points)
We're going to choose based on a few factors and finally some names-in-the-hat action.
(BTW, if you already have our course, you can still apply - we'd refund you your money.)
We’re excited – we’ve been working on this for a looong time.
