“RRLS is proud to partner with Princeton Review”
What is the LSAT?
The Law School Admission Test is a standardized assessment that helps law schools assess the qualifications of program applicants. Schools use the test as one predictor of academic performance in a competitive law program. The LSAT measures reading comprehension, analytical reasoning skills, and logical reasoning skills. The test is comprised of six sections: five 35-minute multiple choice sections, and one 35-minute writing section. The test is administered four times each year.
Is a high score on the LSAT important?
An individual’s score is placed in a percentile comparison with test takers of the previous five years. Applicants are not compared to a fixed norm, but one that fluctuates depending on recent scores. If you happen to write the LSAT at a time when most of the other test takers have prepared extensively, then you will be compared to that highly trained group. A high LSAT score and high percentile placement can greatly improve your chances of acceptance into the school of your choice.
Why is test preparation important?
Thorough test preparation is vital for LSAT success. Law school applicants benefit from the practice and review achieved through test preparation services. Comprehensive test preparation familiarizes law program applicants with the exam material and effective test taking strategies. Test preparation enhances confidence, and affords the applicant an essential competitive edge.
How do the Princeton Review’s Preparation Courses help?
RRLS is pleased to partner with The Princeton Review to increase the test preparation opportunities available to our community. The Princeton Review helps students achieve the best results on standardized tests, and by focusing on preparation and practice, they help students improve their testing performance. We recommend two of their exceptional courses: the LSAT Hyperlearning Course and the LSAT Accelerated Course. The expert instructors of these courses will help students master LSAT content, build skills, and learn proven test-taking strategies. The courses are designed to enable you to achieve your best score.
What does the LSAT Hyperlearning Course include?
- An instructor who scored in the 98th percentile on the LSAT
- 84 hours of classroom instruction: 24 lessons over 3 months, covering every aspect of the test
- 6 full length, proctored practice LSAT opportunities for realistic testing experiences
- Access to every LSAT question LSAC licenses. These released questions provide the best practice material for students seeking to master the intricacies of the LSAT.
- 24/7 Online Access: giving you the tools to study any time, any place. In addition to the 1,800 pages of physical LSAT course materials, you'll have 'round-the-clock access to the Online Student Center, which includes extra drills, materials, and detailed explanations.
- Unlimited Access to Instructors: Students are entitled to contact instructors any time by phone or email.
What does the LSAT Accelerated Course include?
- An instructor who scored in the 98th percentile on the LSAT
- 28 hours of classroom instruction: eight 3.5 hour lessons
- 3 full length, proctored practice LSAT opportunities for realistic testing experiences
- Access to Extensive Learning Materials:
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- Peruse through more than 1,800 pages of LSAT materials - yours to keep
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- Receive detailed analysis of your performance on every practice test
- Increase your stamina with real practice LSATs - you’ll get access to every released LSAT question
- Drill to your heart’s content on thousands of actual LSAT questions
- Drill some more in our Online Student Center
- The Princeton Review’s Success Guarantee: If you come to class, take the practice tests, and aren't happy with your score, you can repeat The Princeton Review’s LSAT Accelerated Course for free.
Who benefits from these courses and who should come?
Law school applicants who are preparing to write the LSAT will find that the LSAT Hyperlearning Course and the LSAT Accelerated Course provide the most up to date, detailed and relevant information that can directly be applied when taking the LSAT. This course is particularly beneficial for individuals who are intimidated by standardized tests and are unfamiliar with test taking strategies.
How are these courses delivered?
The Princeton Review’s LSAT Hyperlearning Course and LSAT Accelerated Course provide ample classroom instruction, homework and additional support outside of class. Students are entitled to a wealth of supplemental resources.
When and where are the courses offered?
LSAT Hyperlearning Courses are available at the following locations:
Downtown Toronto: 1255 Bay St, Suite 550, Toronto
York University: 4700 Keele Street, Toronto
LSAT Accelerated Courses are available at the following locations:
Downtown Toronto: 1255 Bay St, Suite 550, Toronto
York University: 4700 Keele Street, Toronto
University of Toronto, Scarborough Campus: 1265 Military Trail
University of Toronto, Mississauga Campus: 3359 Mississauga Road
Schedules vary. Please click here for current schedules.
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