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The complete LSAT prep experience, on your own terms

Gain instant access to the full slate of lessons from our flagship LSAT Course, plus a comprehensive online resource center of supplemental prep tools, practice tests, and performance tracking, all with the freedom to navigate the material at your own pace.

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On Demand LSAT Prep Course

Instant access to our library of comprehensive pre-recorded video lessons and study resources: 

  • Our most cost-effective course. No strings attached, cancel your subscription anytime
  • Flexibility to make your way through our renowned LSAT Course lesson material at your own pace, anytime, anywhere 
  • Online testing platform containing official LSAT practice tests, question explanations, supplemental test sections, drills, and detailed performance tracking

 

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Every PowerScore course On Demand

Reach your full potential on test day with these On Demand LSAT Course components.

On-Demand Lectures

30+ Hours of On Demand Lectures

  • Immediate access to 10 meticulously planned core video lessons
  • Ability to explore the concepts at your own pace and order tailored to your goals
  • In-depth discussion of all LSAT concepts, question types, and renowned PowerScore strategies aimed to maximize your efficiency
the best instructors

The Best Instructors

  • Core lessons taught by Eric Ockert, top 1% scoring LSAT scoring expert
  • Over 15 years of experience teaching LSAT prep
  • Course curriculum designed by preeminent LSAT insiders Dave Killoran and Jon Denning
comprehensive course book

Comprehensive Course Book

  • A unique, course-specific book mapped to your syllabus
  • Further discussion and analysis of all lesson concepts
  • Use of real, previously administered LSAT questions, as licensed by the Law School Admission Council
bonus content

55+ Hours of Bonus Content

  • Supplemental video lessons taught by PowerScore LSAT experts, Dave Killoran and Jon Denning
  • Beginner, intermediate, and expert discussions such as: question type relationships, time management/pacing, test mentality, and more
  • Access to exclusive insider info and upcoming “Crystal Ball” test content predictions
online student center

Personalized Online Student Center

  • Official LSAT practice tests, supplemental test sections, and online testing platform
  • Detailed test scoring and performance tracking system
  • Vast array of homework, drills, and official LSAT question explanations
LSAT forum

LSAT Forum

  • Interactive space for all PowerScore students
  • Ability to gain assistance from expert instructors, authors, and tutors
  • Review dozens of topic threads about every past individual LSAT question, general prep routines, law school application advice, and more

Meet your 99th Percentile Instructor!

Meet Your 99th Percentile Instructor!

PowerScore is committed to delivering the best LSAT prep possible, which is why we made sure that the featured instructor of our On Demand LSAT Course finished in the top 1% on the officially-administered LSAT.

Eric Ockert

Eric Ockert

The LSAT is among the most intellectually demanding standardized tests ever developed, and a top score demonstrates a command of every detail. That’s why we made sure that the featured instructor of our On Demand LSAT Course finished in the top 1% on the officially-administered LSAT, and also has the proficient communication skills necessary to explain tricky LSAT concepts in a way that is easy for everyone to understand.

Eric Ockert is one of the most experienced LSAT instructors in the country, having helped thousands of students in his career. He’s enthusiastic because he truly enjoys seeing people achieve their goals. And he knows exactly what you’re up against with this test because he’s been there himself and conquered it. He’s ready to help you do the same.

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What students have to say about our LSAT Course

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“I am particularly grateful for 1. PowerScore’s focus on positivity and improvement by placing importance on the task at hand and getting better each time rather a numerical result, and 2. teaching us ways to enjoy the test. I am a firm believer in the PowerScore approach to the LSAT and the impact it made on my future.”

- Declan K. | LSAT Score: 175 | Yale Law
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“PowerScore integrated a clearly planned curriculum with amazing lessons and extraordinarily helpful online practice test tools. The instruction tied all of these aspects together and provided invaluable advice from complex test strategies to time management.”

- J.B. | LSAT Score: 176 | Stanford Law
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“I previously studied on my own and was not seeing much growth. The PowerScore course increased my score 14 points in just 2 months and opened so many doors for me! I am beyond thankful for PowerScore's help during the whole process.”

- Alice C. | LSAT Score: 171 | UC Berkeley School of Law
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On Demand Course Syllabus Content

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Browse the course syllabus to get a feel for the comprehensive span of test concepts that we tackle in our core lessons.

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Logical Reasoning                                    Logic Games

General Introduction                                                          General Introduction

Attacking the Stimulus                                                      Setups and Diagramming

Premises, Conclusions, and Fact Sets                              Pure Sequencing Games

The Importance of Language                                            Pure Sequencing Diagramming Guidelines

Analyzing the Question Stem                                            Pure Sequencing Games Set

Logical Reasoning Question Types

Paraphrasing Answers

Must Be True Questions

The Fact Test&trade

Must Be True Problem Set

Main Point Questions

Main Point Problem Set

Logic Games/Logical Reasoning

Logical Opposition and Certainty

Logical Reasoning                         Reading Comprehension

Must Be True Question Review                              General Information

Sufficient and Necessary Conditions                      The Two Passasge Types

Reversals and Negations                                        Approaching the Passages 7 Critical Steps

Chain Relationships                                                Using VIEWSTAMP

Diagramming "Unless"                                            Reading Comprehension Question Types

Multiple Sufficient and Necessary Conditions          Attacking the Questions

The Double Arrow                                                    Reading Comprehension Passage Set

Conditional Reasoning Problem Set

Reading Comprehension

General Introduction

The Two Passage Types

Approaching the Passages 7 Critical Steps

Using VIEWSTAMP

Reading Comprehension Question Types

Attacking the Questions

Reading Comprehension Passage Set

Logical Reasoning

Weaken Questions

Typical Weaken Scenarios

Three Incorrect Answer Traps

Cause and Effect Reasoning

How to Attack a Causal Conclusion

Causality in Weaken Questions

Weaken Problem Set

Logic Games

Basic Linear Games

Basic Linear Setups

The Importance of Numbers

Rule Representation: Blocks, Sequencing, and Dual Options

Logic Games

Advanced Linear Games

Advanced Linear Setups and Multiple Stacks

Repeated Variable Sets

Diagramming with Multiple Stacks

Advanced Linear Games Set

Logical Reasoning

Strengthen Questions

Causality and Strengthen Questions

Strengthen Problem Set

Justify the Conclusion Questions (Sufficient Assumptions)

The Justify Formula and trade;

Solving Justify Questions Mechanistically

Justify Problem Set

Logical Reasoning

Assumption Questions (Necessary Assumptions)

The Supporter/Defender Assumption Model

The Assumption Negation Technique

Assumption Problem Set

Logic Games

Grouping Games I

The Principle of Grouping

Unified Grouping Theory

The Double-Not Arrow

Linear vs Grouping Symbolizations

Hurdle the Uncertainty

Defined Grouping Games Set

Logic Games

Grouping Games II

Undefined and Partially Defined Grouping Games Set

Reading Comprehension

Diagramming the Passages

Passage Notations

Science and Technology Passages

Types of Science Passages

Handling Scientific Elements

Science and Technology Passages Set

Logical Reasoning

Method of Reasoning Argument Part Questions

Method AP Problem Set

Method of Reasoning Questions

Method Problem Set

Flaw in the Reasoning Questions

Fallacious Methods of Reasoning Categorized

Flaw Problem Set

Logic Games

Grouping/Linear Combination Games

Working with the Combination of Major Principles

Grouping/Linear Games Set

Logical Reasoning

Parallel Reasoning Questions

The Parallel Reasoning Elemental Attack

Parallel Problem Set

Parallel Flaw Questions

Parallel Flaw Problem Set

Principle Questions

Principle Problem Set

Reading Comprehension

Comparative Reading Passages

Comparative Reading Theory

Similarities and Differences

Comparative Reading Passage Set

Logical Reasoning

Numbers and Percentages Questions

Numbers and Percentages Common Misconceptions

Numbers and Percentages Problem Set

Logic Games

Numerical Distribution Games

Fixed versus Unfixed Distributions

Distribution Identification and Production Methodology

Numerical Distribution Game Set

Limited Solution Set Games

Identify the Templates

The Dangers of Misapplication

Limited Solution Game Set

Logical Reasoning

Point at Issue Questions

Incorrect Answers in Point at Issue Questions

The Agree/Disagree Test

Point at Issue Problem Set

Point of Agreement Questions

The Agree/Agree Test

Point of Agreement Problem Set

Resolve the Paradox Questions

Correct and Incorrect Answer in Resolve the Paradox

Resolve Problem Set

Reading Comprehension

Law-Related Passages

Law-Related Passage Set

Test Day Expectations and Readiness

What to do between the end of class and the LSAT

What to do the morning of the LSAT

What to do after the LSAT

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