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Hello,

I have been a lurker on this forum for a while now and finally registereed just to ask a question and hopefully get some help. I am in cleveland oh and will be here until march and I can't really find anything in the city regarding LSAT help tutoring or courses, I was hoping if anyone knew of a great tutor or course that I could take while I am here in ohio, my goal is too take the June exam so I figured its a good time now to start some studying.

I was also wondering are there any study groups here in cleveland that are working on LSAT?

I wish there a blueprint here but there isn't so I was considering there online program, does anyone have experience ?

Any information regarding cleveland is appreciated, as I said I'm here until march and would love to do a course tutor or join a study group, thanks.

Ttt

I don't know anything about Cleveland specifically, but if there's no Blueprint course and no Manhattan course, you're probably out of luck when it comes to in-person courses. You could try finding a private tutor either on these forums or through Craigslist, or you could get a remote tutor who tutors you via Skype.

But your best best would probably be to do an online course, which I know Blueprint, Manhattan, and 7sage all offer.

Or you could just self-study.

Just self study using one of the methods on this site.

Gsec120 wrote:I wish there a blueprint here but there isn't so I was considering there online program, does anyone have experience ?

If you have any questions about our online course, feel free to shoot them my way!

-Matt from Blueprint

I'm not sure when you're planning to take the LSAT or how long you'll be in Cleveland, but TestMaseters is offering a live in person course for the June 2014 exam with classes starting in April. I've had experience with Live Online Classes and I had a great experience. I would recommend a live online class, meaning you're interacting with other students and the teacher without being physically present opposed to a video based course, but it depends on you're learning style , schedule, and preference. There's a ton of info on this site, so I'd just research and find the best option.

ImNoScar wrote:Just self study using one of the methods on this site.

Words of wisdom.