LSAT classes or good instructors in Austin, Texas???
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 6:18 pm
Please help me choose good LSAT classes or good instructors in Austin, Texas.
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JordynAsh wrote:I had a good experience with the Kaplan Advanced class. However, prep courses are expensive, and I think my experience had a lot to do with my instructor, who was great. Not sure if she's still teaching, but if your cold diag is/was in the mid-high 150s or better, I'd recommend taking Kristin Longley's class. She has a lot of good advice on the application process and law school in general. (And IIRC she's how I found out about TLS haha.)
I think many on TLS advocate getting your hands on as many preptests as you can, self-study with the powerscore bibles, etc. There are a lot of threads about this and some guides that will help you plan your self-study if you decide to go that route. I would probably do that if I had to do it all over again and save myself $1200 :/
Are there two Curtis'?bp shinners wrote:Just as a general FYI, if you want to see the teaching style of any of our instructors (including the Austin one, Curtis), just call up the main office and we'll set up a time for you to sit in on a class.
I highly recommend this as well. Blueprint was very accommodating about letting you view their classes before signing up.bp shinners wrote:Just as a general FYI, if you want to see the teaching style of any of our instructors (including the Austin one, Curtis), just call up the main office and we'll set up a time for you to sit in on a class.
JazzOne is one of the top contributors to the LSAT forum ever. OP needn't look any further.JazzOne wrote:I live in Austin, and I have been tutoring LSAT for about 4 years.
I don't believe so, just Curtis Wade.loomstate wrote:Are there two Curtis'?bp shinners wrote:Just as a general FYI, if you want to see the teaching style of any of our instructors (including the Austin one, Curtis), just call up the main office and we'll set up a time for you to sit in on a class.
Curtis Wade is scheduled as the instructor for the Arizona BP course for the Oct. test.bp shinners wrote:I don't believe so, just Curtis Wade.loomstate wrote:Are there two Curtis'?bp shinners wrote:Just as a general FYI, if you want to see the teaching style of any of our instructors (including the Austin one, Curtis), just call up the main office and we'll set up a time for you to sit in on a class.
So I'm dumb. My brain conflated a thread about Phoenix and Austin, and they existed as the same location in my head over the past few days.loomstate wrote:Curtis Wade is scheduled as the instructor for the Arizona BP course for the Oct. test.bp shinners wrote:I don't believe so, just Curtis Wade.loomstate wrote:Are there two Curtis'?bp shinners wrote:Just as a general FYI, if you want to see the teaching style of any of our instructors (including the Austin one, Curtis), just call up the main office and we'll set up a time for you to sit in on a class.