All preptests through August will consist of 4 proctored sections. Each test starts at noon Saturday or Sunday. Afterward, a review of the hardest questions will commence. This review is free for all of my students! If you have already taken the preptest test that will be covered, feel free to come in and take a different preptest: it’s great practice!
In September, all proctored tests will consist of 5 proctored sessions. To replicate as much as possible actual LSAT conditions, the test will start at 9 am Saturday or Sunday. You will choose which preptest to take. It is also important to vary the “experimental” section: the experimental can be in any of the five administered sections, and it can be any of the three section types (Logical Reasoning, Logic Games, or Reading Comprehension). No review will follow, because when the exam is that close, different students have different issues that are best addressed by private tutoring. Also, after 5 sections, you deserve a break!
Saturday, June 28, Preptest 19 (June 1996)
Sunday, June 29 – I was going to hold a test, but instead I’ll marching in the Pride parade with some great lawyers!
Saturday, July 12, Preptest 32 (October 2000)
Saturday, July 19, Preptest 35 (October 2001)
Sunday, July 27, Preptest 54 (June 2008)
Saturday, August 2, Preptest 57 (September 2009)
Sunday, August 9, Preptest 59 (December 2009)
Sunday, August 17, Preptest 64 (October 2011)
Saturday, August 23, Preptest 67 (October 2012)
Saturday, August 30, Preptest 70 (October 2013)
170 Plus 