COURSE SCHEDULES
NEW LSAT FLEX WILL BE OFFERED 8 TIMES FOR THE 2020-2021 ADMISSIONS CYCLE
Due to the COVID-19 crisis, the LSAT is being offered remotely beginning in MAY 2020, and is now called LSAT-Flex. As of this writing, LSAC has announced 5 remaining LSATs in 2020 (May, June, July, October & November), as well as 3 LSAT dates in 2021 (January, February & April). These dates are subject to change, but the LSAT FLEX remote-proctored format is likely to continue --EXCEPT that the LSAT may return to its 5-section format in JULY 2020 (with 4 scored sections & 1 experimental section), rather than remain a 3-section test (without experimental) which is how it will be administered in May & June 2020.
**NOTE: Prep Courses geared for the MAY 18 & JUNE 14 FLEX LSAT are now closed, so candidates who want to take these LSATs are advised to enter a private tutorial program.
COURSE SCHEDULES SUITABLE FOR FUTURE LSATs (*See discussion below regarding selection of proper course):
**NOTE : as of this writing, only the August 29 & November 14 LSATs are DISCLOSED, hence candidates who sit for those LSATs will receive a copy of both the exam and their answers. Undisclosed LSATs report only scores.
CHOOSING A COURSE
Since score increases are directly proportional to preparation time, we urge students to begin their preparation as early as possible. Now that our students can attend multiple courses for a single registration fee, they are urged to begin prep at least one semester early, whenever possible. For example, a candidate sitting for the October 3, 2020 LSAT benefits by beginning prep in May or June, if possible. Keep in mind that all early courses are suitable preparation for all subsequent exams-- since one can never begin prep too early!
DETERMINING THE TIME IT TAKES TO PREP
We recommend a minimum of 12 weeks (3 months) of preparation for any LSAT. Though candidates may shorten this prep time with a high starting score or private instruction (5 hours are included with the standard course registration)-- it is advisable to take between 25- 35 practice LSATs (approximately 120 hours during Application Phase) after spending about 40-90 hours mastering our proprietary Binary method (Theory Phase).
**NOTE: LSAC now offers LSAT Preptests 19-88 in its new LSAT PREP PLUS tool, which can be licensed for a year for $99 here, and is required for all candidates during the Application Phase of our program. All materials for the Theory Phase are unique and included in the program.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER for any Binary Solution program.
Due to the COVID-19 crisis, the LSAT is being offered remotely beginning in MAY 2020, and is now called LSAT-Flex. As of this writing, LSAC has announced 5 remaining LSATs in 2020 (May, June, July, October & November), as well as 3 LSAT dates in 2021 (January, February & April). These dates are subject to change, but the LSAT FLEX remote-proctored format is likely to continue --EXCEPT that the LSAT may return to its 5-section format in JULY 2020 (with 4 scored sections & 1 experimental section), rather than remain a 3-section test (without experimental) which is how it will be administered in May & June 2020.
**NOTE: Prep Courses geared for the MAY 18 & JUNE 14 FLEX LSAT are now closed, so candidates who want to take these LSATs are advised to enter a private tutorial program.
COURSE SCHEDULES SUITABLE FOR FUTURE LSATs (*See discussion below regarding selection of proper course):
- July 13, 2020 LSAT- COURSE 6 (begins 5/17/20 - meets Sunday/Thursday) - click for Course 6 Schedule (PDF)
- Aug 29, 2020 LSAT**- COURSE 6 or COURSE 7 (begins 6/2/20 -meets Sunday/Tuesday/Thursday) -click for Course 7 Schedule (PDF)
- Oct 3, 2020 LSAT- COURSE 6, 7 or COURSE 8 (begins 7/12/20 - meets Sunday/ Thursday) -- TBA by 6/1/20
- Nov 14, 2020 LSAT**- COURSE 6, 7, 8 or COURSE 9 (begins 8/23/20- meets Monday/ Thursday) --TBA by 6/1/20
- Jan 16, 2021 LSAT- COURSE 6, 7, 8, 9 or COURSE 10 (begins 9/20/20- meets Sunday/ Tuesday)-- TBA by 7/1/20
- Feb 20, 2021 LSAT- COURSE 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 or COURSE 11 (begins 10/15/20- meets Thursday)-- TBA by 7/1/20
- Apr 10, 2021 LSAT- COURSE 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 or COURSE 12 (begins 11/8/20- meets Sunday/Tuesday)-- TBA by 7/1/20
**NOTE : as of this writing, only the August 29 & November 14 LSATs are DISCLOSED, hence candidates who sit for those LSATs will receive a copy of both the exam and their answers. Undisclosed LSATs report only scores.
CHOOSING A COURSE
Since score increases are directly proportional to preparation time, we urge students to begin their preparation as early as possible. Now that our students can attend multiple courses for a single registration fee, they are urged to begin prep at least one semester early, whenever possible. For example, a candidate sitting for the October 3, 2020 LSAT benefits by beginning prep in May or June, if possible. Keep in mind that all early courses are suitable preparation for all subsequent exams-- since one can never begin prep too early!
DETERMINING THE TIME IT TAKES TO PREP
We recommend a minimum of 12 weeks (3 months) of preparation for any LSAT. Though candidates may shorten this prep time with a high starting score or private instruction (5 hours are included with the standard course registration)-- it is advisable to take between 25- 35 practice LSATs (approximately 120 hours during Application Phase) after spending about 40-90 hours mastering our proprietary Binary method (Theory Phase).
**NOTE: LSAC now offers LSAT Preptests 19-88 in its new LSAT PREP PLUS tool, which can be licensed for a year for $99 here, and is required for all candidates during the Application Phase of our program. All materials for the Theory Phase are unique and included in the program.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER for any Binary Solution program.
