LSAT made simple

Classic lawyer answer here: it depends (: Our Live Courses include 30 hours of live instruction, and the curriculum is designed to get you ready for the next upcoming Test Day. However, each individual student's Test Day-readiness depends on countless factors, including their personal learning pace, the amount of time that they had to study during each week, work, school, life events, etc. Also, keep in mind that because the LSAT is designed to measure skills, and skills are refined with (proper) practice—more is more. To continue boosting your score after you initially learn all of the skills during the Live Course, we recommend spending an extra few weeks or even months practicing for the LSAT after the conclusion of the Live Sessions. On the other hand, if you don't have the extra time, or if you are already registered for a Test Day, we recommend that you fully commit to the Live Course study schedule and complete all of the assignments we list. Also, most students like to schedule in some extra One-on-One Coaching sessions after finishing the initial Live Course, just to continue tweaking and refining any issues before Test Day. (Live Course students enjoy a 20% discount off the hourly rate!)

All LSAT made simple offerings, including Live Courses, require an active student subscription with LawHub Advantage. Students may purchase their subscription either directly from LawHub, or from us. The subscription costs $120/year, and it gives you access to all of the official LSAT prep tests and materials currently released by LSAC. If you already have an active subscription, you're good to go.

Live Courses require that you have an active subscription with LawHub Advantage, so that means you'll have access to all of the most up-to-date official LSAT practice tests, drill sets, and writing prompts. For extra guidance, your Live Course Portal will contain specific practice sets, sections, and practice tests for you to work on at specific times. That way you'll know exactly what you should be working on in between sessions, and we can even track your progress.

Live Sessions are conducted in a group meeting via Zoom, but you'll be able to join the meeting on lsatmadesimple.com through your Live Course Portal on your Student Dashboard.

In order to create the best experience, we strive to keep a low student-to-instructor ratio. Therefore, we cap student enrollment in any given Live Course to approximately 30 students. Once all of those spots are filled, we will open up a new Live Course schedule for those students who wish to enroll (subject to availability). By keeping group Live Sessions to approximately 30 students, this will ensure that each individual student receives the attention they need, and all their questions may be answered. Please feel free to ask your instructor any questions you may have during your Live Session, and you can also reach out to the instructor by email or by posting a question on the Lesson Discussions.

Yes. If you need any extra help during or after your Live Course, enjoy a discounted hourly rate for private One-on-One Coaching at $80/hour.* (*Discount is applicable for 1 year after enrollment in Live Course).

All Live Sessions will be recorded. If you missed a class or need to rewatch something, you'll have access to the recording on your Live Course Portal.

The LSAT made simple Online Adaptive Course is coming soon, and it is very exciting! It will be the first LSAT course on the market that is capable of adapting to your individual mistake patterns and reasoning. This goes way beyond just tracking which question types throw you off. No—LSAT made simple will be the first to provide you with custom lessons, examples, and explanations based on what your brain is actually thinking about when you answer LSAT questions. How does the program know what you're thinking about? No gimmicks, no artificial intelligence. It is all human intelligence. Our Founder, Crystal Paz, is personally programming this highly interactive course so that it prompts you, tracks your responses, and adapts by providing more helpful explanations and custom-strategies. This is based on her 8+ years of experience in private LSAT tutoring, where she has picked up on all of the most common mistakes and thinking patterns that trouble students. This means she's been able to identify and create different versions of the same strategies for all of the different students out there, and the Online Adaptive Course will taylor fit those strategies to you. As new Online Adaptive Lessons are released, they will be added to your Live Course (for free), and you'll get to try them out for yourself. Feedback is welcome!