LSAT Intensive Review

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LSAT Intesive Review - The Ultimate LSAT Prep
Intensive Weekend Format / Professional Classroom Instruction / $349 LSAT Seminar / Free Repeat Policy


Why prepare for the LSAT?
Your LSAT score is too important for you to walk into the test unprepared. The higher your score, the better your chances of admission to a competitive law school. If the LSAT is taken more than once, many law school average your scores. Therefore, a low score might disqualify you as a serious law school candidate.

How do you raise LSAT scores?
We specialize solely in LSAT preparation. First, our special diagnostic test pinpoints your strengths and weaknesses. Second, we teach you basic concepts, strategies and reasoning skills. Third, you practice under test conditions.

When and where is the LSAT Intensive Review?
Our intensive weekend seminar is scheduled just prior to the actual LSAT. That way you won't forget what you have learned before you take your LSAT. Seminars are held at hotel meeting facilites in cities throughout the United States. (Please refer to seminar dates and locations on the following page.)

What courses are offered?

1. The LSAT Classroom Seminar includes professional classroom instruction, complete diagnostic testing, individual classes for each LSAT question type, an up-t-date Classroom Manual, and a full, simulated LSAT administered under timed test conditions. The Classroom Seminar costs only $349.
2. The LSAT Self Study Course includes a detailed study plan, a comprehensive Self Study Manual, complete diagnostic testing, and a full-length, simulated LSAT. A separate Workbook provides extensive practice materials with thorough explanations to every question. The Self Study Course costs only $79.
3. The LSAT Combined Program is the most effective way to prepare for the LSAT, regardless of price. We highly recommend this combintaion of self-paced home study and intensive classroom preparation. The Combined Program includes everything from the Classroom Seminar and the Self Study Course and costs only $399.

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TOP-TIER INSTRUCTORS

At LSAT Intensive Review you get a quality instructor with the knowledge and experience necessary to help you master the LSAT. Visit prepmaster.com for a complete list.
Aditi Bagchi, J.D. Yale Law school, expected 2003. Graduate Masters program in Comparative Social Policy at Oxford. A.B. Harvard University, magna cum laude, 1999. LSAT score 180.
Frank Steven Byers, J.D. Northwestern University School of Law, 1989. M.B.A. University of Chicago, 1980. B.A. University of Illinois, Urbana, 1976. LSAT score 683 (equivalent to 165). Admitted to Trial Bar, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois.
Christopher L. Cain, J.D. University of Alabama School of Law, 1998. B.S. magna cum laude, University of Alabama, 1995. LSAT score 172. LSAT Intensive Review instructor for five years.
Rabecca Cross, J.D. Columbia Law School, expected 2003. M.A. University of Memphis, summa cum laude, 1997. B.A. University of Memphis, magna cum laude, 1995. LSAT score 172.
Claiborne H. Ferguson, J.D. Mississippi College School of Law, 2000. B.S. Rhodes College, 1992, grade point average 3.8. Law Review, ranked 8th in law school class out of 141. LSAT score 168. LSAT Intensive Review instructor for three years.
Christy Kiely, J.D. with honors Duke University Law School, 2002. B.A. The College of William & Mary, 1998. LSAT score 173.
Thomas J. Lowry, III, C.P.A., J.D. University of Texas School of Law, 1981. B.A. Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, 1972. LSAT Score 172. Founded LSAT Intensive Review in 1981.
Andrew M. McClintic, J.D. University of Virginia, 2001. Selected for Virginia Law Review, A.B. Princeton University, 1997. Phi Beta Kappa. LSAT Score 173. LSAT Intensive Review Instructor for two years.
Judith McGeary, J.D. University of Texas at Austin, 1997. Law Review, editor. B.S. Stanford University, 1994. LSAT score 180.
Lori McGunn, M.B.A., J.D. Indiana University, 1993. B.S. Indiana University, 1989. LSAT score 92nd percentile. LSAT Intensive Review instructor for nine years.
Maria V. Morris, J.D. Emory University of School of Law, 2001. M.I.A. Columbia University, 1996. B.A. Barnard College, Columbia University, 1990. LSAT score 170.
Victoria S. Salzmann, J.D. Baylor University School of Law, 1999, third in class. Editor-in-Chief, Baylor Law Review. B.S. Baylor University, 1994. LSAT score 169. Law clerk to the Honorable Ruth McGregor, Arizona Supreme Court.

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TOP-TIER INSTRUCTORS

Top-Tier Instructors. Only top-rated instructors from the nation's best schools tech for LSAT Intensive Review.
Schedule for Maximum Benefit. Our classroom seminar is strategically scheduled just prior to the actual LSAT. That way you won't forget what you have learned before you take the LSAT.
Diagnostic Test. We begin our seminar with a carefully designed diagnostic test which pinpoints your strengths and weaknesses so you know exactly what to focus on during the seminar.
Test-Taking Strategy We teach you a wide variety of test-taking strategies which will increase your speed and accuracy on the LSAT.
Timed Drills. Approximately one-third of class time is spent working on carefully designed problems under test conditions. You receive immediate feedback on your performance.
Simulated LSAT. At the end of our course you take a simulated LSAT under acctual test conditions.
Free Repeat Policy. Attend any subsequent seminar free of charge.


QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Q. Help! How can I master the Logic Games?
A. Mastering Logic Games (Analytical Reasoning) is a three-step process. First, we tech you how to identiy the four basic types of games. Next, we teach you how to summarize and diagram all the pieces of information you are given. Finally, we teach you how to use your summaries and diagrams to make key deductions and get the right answers - fast.

Q. How does LSAT Intensive Review compare to long, more expensive courses?
A. LSAT Intensive Review is the most effective and cost-efficient LSAT prep course available. The most effective because our intensive weekend format virtually guarantees you will be prepared for the LSAT. With other courses that have classes scheduled over several weeks, real-life distractions like job and school hinder your classes of getting a comprehensive review. LSAT Intensive Review is also the most cost-efficient LSAT prep because our prices beat the competition - nobody offers an equivalent course for our price.

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STUDENT COMMENTS

"I doubt I have ever made a wiser educational investment than the one I made to take the LSAT Intensive Review combined program. I am convicned that your pgoram was the key to my scoring a 175 on the LSAT. The classroom seminar boosted the results I had already achieved with your self study course. Your materials closely approximated the questions I encountered on the actual LSAT."
David Murphee, Auburn, Alabama

"I received a 90th percentile LSAT score after taking your classroom seminar! I am urging all the prelaw students at my university to register for LSAT Intensive Review. I would also like to note that the instructor at the Memphis course location was extremely knowledgeable, professional, and above all helpful. With instructors like this it is no wonder that your seminar is so succesful."
John Wilson Eaton, III, Bartlett, Tenessee



CLASS SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
8:30 - 9:00a.m. Check-in
9:00 - 9: 30a.m. Introduction, LSAT Strategies
9:30 - 10:30a.m. Diagnostic Exam
10:30 - 11:00a.m. Scoring the Diagnostic Exam
11:00 - 12: 30p.m. Reading Comprehension
12:30 - 1:30p.m. Lunch
1:30 - 6:00p.m. Analytical Reasoning

SUNDAY
8:30 - 12:00p.m. Logical Reasoning
12:00 - 1:00p.m. Lunch
1:00 - 2:00p.m. Persuasive Essay
2:00 - 2:30p.m. Planning for Further Study
2:30 - 5:30p.m. Simulated LSAT
5:30 - 6:00p.m. Scoring the Simulated LSAT



SEMINAR DATES
LSAT Seminar Date May 31- June 1, 2003 (LSAT Date June 9)
LSAT Seminar Date Sept. 27-28, 2003 (LSAT Date Oct. 4)
LSAT Seminar Date Nov. 22-23 (LSAT Date Dec. 6)
LSAT Seminar Date Jan. 31-Feb.1 (LSAT Date Feb. 7)

Seminar dates listed above are the same for all seminar locations. Register for our LSAT seminars anytime prior to the seminar date on a first-come, first-served basis. Generally, you can register even through the Friday immediately preceding the seminar.