LSAT Prep

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PowerScore LSAT Prep Course
Habeas-Corpus members save $200 off the cost of the Full-Length course (80 hour course for $1195). Please mention the discount when you enroll via phone or mail, or in the Notes section when paying a deposit online.

Details:

• 80 hours of total course time (more than Kaplan and Princeton Review combined!).
• 4 proctored, timed, and scored practice LSAT's.
• LSAT Hotline-staffed 25 hours per week by our instructors.
• Competitive course cost of $1195 (that's before the $200 HC discount)-comparable to the rate that our competitors charge, but the cost-per-hour is significantly lower. Compare our lecture time: PowerScore-64; Kaplan-22; Princeton Review-24.

Materials:

• Real LSAT's are used in class materials as well as all practice tests. Extensive homework with each lesson, including drills, questions, and analyses.over 3,000 pages of material.
  
• 15 extra take-home LSATs.
  
• Extensive homework with each lesson, including drills, questions, and analyses
  
• Exclusive and fully-tested techniques and methodologies
  
• If you work through all of the material we provide, you will have encountered every licensable LSAT question released since 1991-without having to go to a center and use laminated tests that you cannot take home.
  

Instructors:

• All instructors have scored in the 99th percentile or better on a law services administered LSAT, and are screened and trained extensively.

Student support:

• A comprehensive online student help area containing hundreds of pages of course supplements.
  
• An LSAT Hotline with instructors available to answer any LSAT or admissions-related question.
  
• After-hours email, telephone consultations, and personal assistance.
  

Additional services and publications:

• Accelerated weekend courses priced at $350, held on the Saturday and Sunday of a single weekend ( www.powerscore.com/lsat/weekend.htm). Habeas Corpus members save $50!
  
• The PowerScore LSAT Logic Games Bible and Ultimate Setups Guide for those who wish to master the analytical reasoning section of the LSAT (www.powerscore.com/pubs.htm)