Mastering The LSAT – Prep Unlimited – FAQs
If you have a question that is not answered here, either email us directly or ask the question in the comments section at the bottom of this page.
The “Mastering The LSAT – Prep Unlimited” is a new kind of LSAT program. You pay once and you are free to attend all LSAT classes, workshops, practice LSAT testing sessions and law school application seminars until October 1, 2011. It is analogous to an “LSAT Club Membership”. At the bottom of this page, we will post questions that we have been asked by telephone. See FAQ Updates at the bottom of this page.
Q. What exactly does “Unlimited Access” mean?
A. It means that can start at any time during 2011 and pay once. Once you have paid you are free to attend any class, workshop or practice LSAT until October 1, 2o11.
Q. Are your courses designed to prepare people for specific LSAT test dates?
A. Yes. Our courses are always designed to prepare people for specific test dates. That is why we have courses with “official start dates” and “official end dates”. For example the course starting on April 17 and ending on June 4 is a course for people taking the June LSAT. All LSAT question types are taught and reinforced in our courses.
Q. I am writing the LSAT in October. How early may I start?
A. You can start anytime. You can take a break anytime. You can pick up any time.
Q. I am currently in school. I don’t want to devote too much time to LSAT prep until school ends. But, do have anything that would allow me to start in a small way?
A. Yes we have “Early Bird” starts. Each “Early Bird” start is a half day session that deals with a specific topic (often “Logic Games”). The “Early Bird” start would allow you to begin, pick up some course materials (including “The Official LSAT SuperPrep – this is a “must have” book), and get started. You would then begin with one of our “official course start dates”.) We have “Early Bird Starts” on March 13, March 20, or April 2.
Q. So, then when are your “official start dates” for the June 6, 2011 LSAT?
A. For the June test they are: April 17, April 30, May 7, May 14 and May 21. We will also have classes starting for the October LSAT in: June, July, August and September.
Q. How much “practice LSAT testing” does the course include?
A. Lots – practice LSAT testing is very important. Practice LSAT testing is available to you (and recommended) on at least the 4 Saturdays prior to each actual LSAT. Note that those who are taking the June LSAT will have the opportunity to participate in six full-length practice LSAT testing sessions.
Q. What is your new “LSAT Logic Module”?
A. It adds deep academic content. The “LSAT Logic Module” is for the purpose of providing you with the skills to understand how arguments are constructed, various types of arguments, syllogisms, quantifiers, fallacies, etc. This will take place during our Sunday classes from 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Obviously, these lessons will be applied to actual LSAT arguments and question types.
Q. Are course materials included in the course fee? Yes they are included. You are not required to buy any additional books or materials to participate in the course. That said, it is common for our students to purchase additional LSAT exams. There is only one book that is not included. This is the “Introduction To Logic” book by Copi (which is used for our LSAT Logic module). We will lend you this book for the course. We ask only that it be returned.
Q. Who is your teacher?
A. Subject to illness or emergency your teacher will be John Richardson. John is the author of: Law School Bound and Mastering The LSAT. He is a member of the bars of Ontario, New York and Massachusetts. All course participants will receive a free copy of Law School Bound as part of their course fee.
Q. Where is the course taught?
A. The course is taught at St. Michael’s College on the downtown campus of the University of Toronto.
Q. Are the classes on weekends or on evenings?
A. We teach our classes on weekends. We find that weekend classes are more productive. Our course participants are better able to engage with LSAT questions during the day when they are less tired.
Q. What are the hours of your classes?
A. For the most part our classes run from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. These days may include LSAT practice testing sessions and our LSAT Logic course modules.
Q. In addition to LSAT preparation, how does your course help me get into law school?
A. Our Mastering The LSAT – Prep Unlimited is a complete law admissions course. We include: personal statement workshops, Pre-Law Forum (we bring the law school admissions officers to you), Getting Into Law School Course, Sample LSAT class taught by a real law professor and a number of other guest speakers.
Q. How much is the course fee?
A. The course fee is $884 + HST = $999. Early enrollment is recommended.
Q. This sounds great, but I want a shorter course.
A. In addition to “Mastering The LSAT – Prep Unlimited” we have:
- 0ne weekend Toronto LSAT courses – $420
– two weekend Toronto LSAT courses – $660
– three Sunday Toronto LSAT courses – $540
– One day LSAT Logic Games Workshop – $195
Please visit us at: http://www.prep.com/law/Toronto_lsatpreparationcourses.html for full details.
Complete information about the Mastering The LSAT – Prep Unlimited program is at:
http://www.masteringthelsat.com
