Which LSAT Course Should I Take?

Compare the PowerScore Full-Length, Weekend, and Virtual Courses.

You will learn the same concepts and techniques in each course, but if you have the time and live near a class location, we definitely recommend the PowerScore Full-Length LSAT course. The extensive schedule allows us to cover every important LSAT concept in detail. This comprehensive course is best if you prefer the energy and motivation of a small group setting, have weeks to prepare, and like a structured study environment. At $1295 for 80 hours of live course time, and over 45 hours of online teaching sessions, our Full-Length course is an incredible value, especially when you consider that your LSAT score will likely impact your choice of Law School and ultimately your starting salary after you graduate.

For some students, time, location, and budget will dictate that they take the Weekend Course. The Weekend course is best if you need a quick jumpstart into your LSAT preparation, need to refine your LSAT techniques and approaches, or don’t have much time to prepare. We give you the basic tools, but they will be most effective if you are disciplined and will practice the techniques (do the homework!) after the weekend is over. Many of our competitors offer supposedly longer courses with a similar number of lecture hours…this one is just condensed in to 2 full days.

If you don’t live near one of our class locations, or if you prefer to take a class from the comfort of your home or office, the Virtual LSAT Course is a perfect solution. This live, online course offers you the structure and group interaction of a classroom course, without any schedule restrictions or travel requirements. You are able to hear the instructor, see notes and questions on the online whiteboard, ask questions both verbally and by instant messenger, and interact with the instructor and fellow students by using the headset we provide. The course is highly interactive and allows for extensive personal attention.

We put together this comparison chart to give you all of the facts so that you can decide on your own. Whether you choose our Full-Length, Weekend, or Virtual LSAT course, you will be on your way to a higher LSAT score. Remember, it’s your future…prepare for it!

PowerScore Course Features		Full-Length LSAT Course	Weekend LSAT Course	Virtual LSAT Course
Lecture Hours—Live or Live Online		64	16	36
Online lecture sessions		45	19	45
Hours of in-class practice tests with actual LSATs		16	0	N/A
Total course hours		125	35	81
Timeline		Usually 8 weeks, meeting 2-3 times per week	2 days—Saturday and Sunday on a single weekend	4-12 weeks depending on the schedule (12 total sessions)
Pages of course material and homework		2,700+	347	2,700+
Real LSAT questions in course		All licensable questions (over 5700)	Over 1350 questions	All licensable questions (over 5700)
Number of official LSATs in homework		15	9 (1 pre-course and 8 post-course)	15
After-hours assistance		Instructor Hotline and over 45 hours of archived instruction	Email Assistance	Over 45 hours of archived instruction
Online Student Center access with test scoring application and course supplements		Yes	Yes	Yes
Number of practice tests you can score online for immediate feedback (score report)		15	9	15
Extensive homework		Yes	Yes	Yes
99th percentile instructors		Yes	Yes	Yes
Use of real LSATs in class, homework, and all practice tests		Yes	Yes	Yes
No-strings-attached repeat policy		$575	One free repeat within a year	Online access for 2 test periods after end of class
Price		$1,295	$450	$995

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