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After spending a month outlining LSAT topics and following her own study schedule, Anika was shocked by her score of 148 on her first LSAT practice test. A lower LSAT score can be a substantial barrier during the law school admissions process, and Anika knew her score did not reflect her potential and fit for law school. She knew she had run out of time in the Reading Comprehension (RC) section and decided self-study alone would not be enough to achieve her goal score.
Anika improved her LSAT score by 12 points, which helped her apply to more competitive law schools. She was accepted to 10 schools of the 20 she applied to, and chose to enroll at the American University Washington College of Law.
Jackie’s first diagnostic full-length LSAT practice test showed that she performed well in the Reading Comprehension (RC) while struggling with the Logical Reasoning (LR) sections. Relying too much on her intuition and experiencing immense pressure with test day anxiety, she approached Juris Education for help to increase her score.
Jackie was accepted to 13 of the 25 law schools she applied to. She decided to attend the University of Florida Levin College of Law.
Thomas decided to take two gap years after graduating from college to gain work experience and familiarity with the legal field’s nuances. Although Thomas achieved a high undergraduate GPA, he struggled with understanding how to approach LSAT topics after being out of school and in the workforce for some time. With dreams of attending a T-14 law school, he came to Juris Education for support.
Thomas achieved a stellar LSAT score increase of 16 points. He was accepted to 15 law schools, including seven T-14s—he decided that Stanford Law School was the perfect fit for him.
Rama came in with a 154 LSAT score. Even with an extended time accommodation, timing remained her single biggest obstacle, and test anxiety only compounded the problem, making it harder to settle into a rhythm on exam day.
Rama raised her LSAT score by 12 points, jumping from a 154 to a 166.
Our program is designed for applicants looking for a private, personalized tutoring experience and original plans. Our expert instructors work closely with you to identify your strengths and weaknesses, crafting a personalized study plan that ensures you're fully prepared for the LSAT.
Whether you need help with specific test content or working on general skills like time management, our tutors will understand your needs and how to help.
We take our matching process seriously. After you complete the diagnostic test, we use your results to determine where you need the most assistance. We also speak with you to make sure your concerns mirror your results.
After, you’ll be paired with the tutor best suited to help you bridge these gaps. Your tutor will know exactly what you need and how to get you there in the least amount of time.
Our 60-hour and 96-hour coaching packages come with an LSAT score guarantee. After completing our 60-hour LSAT program, if you take the LSAT and don’t score at least a 165, we offer six free additional tutoring hours. For our 96-hour package, we offer a 167 LSAT score guarantee. The 167 score guarantee functions the same way as the 165 guarantee.
Our programs always begin by us getting to know you and your needs. Our experts are passionate about connecting with candidates to better understand their aspirations, backgrounds, wants, and what they require. Connect with us today to learn how Juris Education can maximize your score.
We offer online personalized LSAT tutoring. Sessions are usually held once a week, but you and your tutor can decide how often to meet based on your specific needs throughout the study process. We believe in giving candidates ample time to complete assignments, make revisions, and fully absorb the material before the next session.
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