LSAT Prep Options in Salem

“Before signing up for the course, I asked a number of friends in law school whether an LSAT prep course was worth the investment (as compared to independent study), and if so which one. I chose to take the TestMasters course rather than study independently, and I am glad that I did for a number of reasons. First, the course required that I study much more that I would have on my own; essentially it offered a sort of imposed discipline. Second there were countless actual LSAT questions available through TestMasters. Third, the course materials went way beyond practice problems. I learned what types of problems I would be more or less likely to face on test day, and strategies for dealing with the different types of questions. Finally, my TestMasters instructor offered several pieces of ‘last-minute’ advice to the class in the week immediately before the test that, although not intuitive, proved very effective at keeping me calm, well-rested, and confident in the days and hours leading up to the actual LSAT.”

“I went into my TestMasters class absolutely terrified. My performance on the first diagnostic test made me doubt whether I even wanted to be a lawyer. But about halfway through the class I realized I was making significant headway thanks to the hands-on instruction my TestMasters instructor gave me. It was a challenging and frustrating class at times, but in the weeks before the LSAT I became calm and confident, and as a result of all the work I did with TestMasters, my actual LSAT score amazed me—I thought I might improve 8 or 10 points, but I improved 18. Now I am getting letters from schools like UCLA, Duke, and the University of Virginia congratulating me on my score and inviting me to apply for free. I never thought I’d be one to write one of these testimonials, but I never could have done this without TestMasters. TestMasters buys the rights to all previous LSAT questions and uses those in class and on the homework to teach students what they can really expect to see on the LSAT. By the end of the class, we had seen every LSAT question in existence and spent between 8 and 12 hours each week with our instructor. If I can give future LSAT takers a piece of advice, it’s to remain calm, trust that you will learn the material in time, and take TestMasters over other courses because it’s more than worth the money and the time you put into it.”

“The first time I took the LSAT, I studied on my own with a bunch of Kaplan and LSAC books. I got a 157, which is in the 71st percentile. I decided I could, and would, do better, so, after reading through reviews and class descriptions online, I chose TestMasters. After the class, I got a 169, which is in the 96th percentile.

It’s not just the formal practice tests which are invaluable for the nervous test takers, and it’s not just the clever strategies that focus your test skills into LSAT mastery, and it’s not just the enormous amount of questions you’re assigned a week that make every new question you come across something you’ve already been seen before, something you’ve already been tricked by, and something you’ve already figured out. It’s the instructors.

My instructor hadn’t just perfected the LSAT itself, she also knew all the ins and outs of the application process, what law schools look for, and what law school is like. From what I can tell, TestMasters is the most selective LSAT course available. I don’t think any other LSAT course has the quality of instructors that I had at TestMasters.”

“Before taking TestMasters, I was very skeptical about the benefits of an LSAT test prep course. The LSAT is supposed to test how you think, so how can a test prep company prepare me in any way that I couldn’t do myself? Well, the answer is: if that test prep company is TestMasters, then you can learn a lot more than you could have imagined. What makes the TestMasters course so unique is that it teaches you the logic necessary for the LSAT. I was fortunate to take the TestMasters course with the creator, Robin Singh, and he taught me how to read each question on the LSAT carefully, analyze the information present, think about the missing information, and find the flaws in the argument’s construction. This type of technique is not only important for scoring well on the LSAT but vital for success in law school. Had I not taken the TestMasters course, I would have studied on my own, taken a few past LSAT tests, read a few test prep books, and could have scored decently on the LSAT. But I would never have scored as high as I did nor gained the insight I have as to how to think critically and logically not only for the LSAT but for law school. If you are going to make an investment in a test prep program, you should get all the value you can out of it. TestMasters offers the greatest value towards your score on the LSAT and towards your future.”