Prep courses using official LSAT exams Forum

[chester]

Hello.
I am interested in signing up for a lsat prep course in New York City.
I recently Google a few prep classes and I am a bit unsteady since neither stated that they use actual LSAT exam questions (LSAC) in their classes.

What should I do? should i be this picky?

It would be great if i can get some responses from representatives of from prep courses.

-noob

[jtemp320]

Yes - they should use real LSAT questions thats not too picky. Maybe there are some great little companies out there but my feeling is go with a major company - Testmasters, Powerscore, Kaplan or Princeton Review. There seems to be a bias towards the first two on these boards but I've had some experience with all of them and their materials and I really liked Kaplan - regardless I'd stick with something established.

[bp colin]

It would be great if i can get some responses from representatives of from prep courses.

I'm the Blueprint instructor in NYC, and I do think we're the best. You can check out schedules and whatnot on our website, and if you have any questions about BP, go ahead and PM me.

[tomwatts]

All reputable, national LSAT companies use real LSAT materials. That includes Kaplan, Princeton Review, Testmasters, Powerscore, and Blueprint, as well as some others. I teach for Princeton Review, so if there's anything you'd like to know about us, feel free to ask.

[chester]

All reputable, national LSAT companies use real LSAT materials. That includes Kaplan, Princeton Review, Testmasters, Powerscore, and Blueprint, as well as some others. I teach for Princeton Review, so if there's anything you'd like to know about us, feel free to ask.

do you have a website to see the schedules?

[orange_ava]

Check out StratusPrep. I've heard great things ie cap their classes at 15 and many people have had great results. http://www.stratusprep.com

Good luck. If you have any questions about Stratus Prep, let me know.