Before
the class sessions, you have free access to the Guided
Self-Study Course. The Guided Self-Study Course has 10 pre-class
lessons, containing over 200 pages of material. The material introduces
you to the LSAT, to the Get Prepped proprietary answering techniques,
and to the entire law school admissions process. You will also
take one real LSAT and be given a detailed explanations for each
question.
During
the class sessions you will have a full Saturday and Sunday to
review the areas where you still need improvement. No class is
ever larger than 12 students. Our average class has 5 or
6 students, resulting in personal attention. Students receive
10 real LSATs at the class to use for class work and post-class
practice tests.
After
the class sessions you have 14 additional lessons, containing
350 pages of reference material. The lessons include practice
tests with detailed analysis for every single question. There
are also lessons covering the law school admissions process.
Saturday
(Times
are approximate.)
Sunday
9:00-
9:15
Introduction
Overview,
scoring, the LSAT's importance in admissions decisions
General
strategies, maximizing your score within the time available
9:00-
9:45
Review
the concepts
Review
analytical reasoning and reading comprehension techniques,
recurring question types, and strategies
9:15-10:55
Diagnostic
LSAT and Analysis
1/2
length authentic proctored LSAT
Teacher
observes your current techniques in order to make recommendations
Grade
test, analyze the questions and trends, introduce strategies
applicable to all test sections
9:45-1:00
Logical
Reasoning
Identify
the 4 major recurring question types.
Identify
the 5 minor question types
Learn
the simple yet successful answering techniques for answering
each kind of question
Learn
how to prioritize the most difficult questions
10:55-1:00
Analytical
Reasoning
Learn
the three major types of games and how to diagram them
Learn
the minor types of games and how to diagram them
Learn
the two proven techniques for answering analytical reasoning
puzzles
Avoid
unnecessary notations and how to use the best system for
staying organized
1:00-2:00
Lunch
1:00-2:00
Lunch
2:00-4:00
Analytical
Reasoning, continued
Get
Prepped stresses the analytical reasoning section because
improving this section is vital for obtaining a higher score
2:00-4:00
Review
all concepts and do Diagnostic LSAT and Analysis
Logical
Reasoning
Analytical
Reasoning
Reading
Comprehension
Proctored
Authentic LSAT
Analysis
of questions and identify areas for improvement
4:00-5:00
Reading
Comprehension
Learn
the 6 alternate reading techniques
Learn
the 4 recurring question types
Learn
the new Reading Comprehension format (new as of June 2007
LSAT)
4:00-5:00
Grade
test, Final Q&A, study planning
Grade
and analyze test
Make
your plan to prepare to succeed
Open
Q&A for the LSAT, law school realities, and law school
admissions questions
