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Weekly 30-Minute Private Tutoring Lesson

These lessons are perfect for getting help with your homework or guidance on what to work on next. Work with Matt Sherman, former head of LSAT Academics at Manhattan Prep and co-founder of LSAT Lab.

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Ready to move beyond the basics? You’re invited to LSAT Lab’s live online class. We’ve flipped the traditional classroom so now students first learn the basics with video lessons before they take on more advanced topics in class. Taught by Matt Sherman, 17-year LSAT veteran and former head of LSAT Academics at Manhattan Prep.

Sun: 8 PM ET ● Tue: 9 PM ET ● Thu: 9 PM ET

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Improve Your Score 5+ Points

We’re committed to providing the best LSAT prep available and to prove it we offer the best score guarantee. Take a practice test when you start using LSAT Lab (first 2 weeks) and study with LSAT Lab for at least 3 months. If you don’t improve your score on the official LSAT by at least 5 points we’ll refund 100% of the cost of your LSAT Lab subscription.

Save Time With A Good Plan

It’s simple. We’ll ask you a few questions about your goals, timeline, and previous work. Then we’ll personalize your LSAT plan so that you can focus on those parts of the LSAT that will have the biggest impact on your score.

Filled With Strategies, Explanations, and Insights

Practice comparative reasoning on Necessary Assumptions or frames on Stacked Ordering games. Zoom out by working on conditional logic on all question types. Start with the basics and work your way up with 5 levels of difficulty. Previously administered official questions, PrepTests 50-70.

Lessons On Every Topic

Review every topic of the LSAT with lessons on game types, passage topics, question types, reasoning structures, formal logic, abstract flaws, and more. Be more efficient with your prep and cover topics in 20 minutes instead of typically an hour in a classroom. Access video lessons from relevant topic pages or directly from your study plan.

Analytics That Find Opportunities

While others only report missed questions by type, our analytics dig deeper to look at miss patterns according to set type, set feature, question type, question feature, trap answers, and difficulty. With this clarity you identify areas for practice more narrowly and reduce how long it takes to master the LSAT.