Our Curricula
You can learn more about the curricula we teach and the tutoring packages we offer by visiting our website or accessing the list of syllabi directly, but here is a brief overview of our most popular offerings:
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Essential Curriculum
This curriculum is designed for students who are still in the early stages of their studying and covers every section, question type, skill, and concept that is tested on the LSAT. It leaves no stone unturned. If you are scoring an average of a 159 or below on practice tests—or if you have never taken a practice test and are just starting your test prep journey—this curriculum is likely the best fit. It requires extensive and rigorous independent studying by the student.
Advanced Curriculum
The Advanced Curriculum is a special course specifically designed to help test takers overcome the most demanding, unorthodox, and novel challenges they will face on the LSAT. The lessons will help students develop a more sophisticated understanding of what — and how — each section of the exam tests them. Although the contents of the curriculum have been refined and expanded over the years, the underlying goal has remained the same: to help students achieve a score in the 99th percentile on the day of the exam.
Passages Curriculum
The syllabus of this curriculum focuses on the Reading Comprehension section of the LSAT, arguably the least “learnable” section of the exam. It is primarily intended for students who are confident in having mastered the LG and LR sections but are still consistently missing -5 or -7 RC questions. It is developed specifically to (i) help test takers achieve a clearer understanding of the concepts and patterns tested by the RC section and (ii) develop the skills essential to improving your performance. Students will learn a distinct, reliable strategy on how to read RC passages, as well as be introduced to a repeatable, methodical approach on navigating the questions and answer choices that follow.
