Score improvement depends on your starting point and study intensity, but most students see meaningful gains with focused preparation over 10 weeks. Research on standardized test prep shows that structured instruction combined with consistent practice typically yields 5-15 point improvements on the LSAT (which ranges from 120-180). The key is identifying your weak areas early and targeting them systematically throughout the course.

Logic Games require a different skill set than most students have practiced—they demand pattern recognition, spatial reasoning, and the ability to work quickly under pressure. Many test-takers struggle because the question format is unfamiliar and mistakes compound quickly if you don't master the diagramming techniques. A structured 10-week prep class breaks down each game type, teaches proven diagramming strategies, and gives you time to build fluency through repetition.

The LSAT gives you 35 minutes per section, so pacing strategy is critical. Effective test-takers learn to identify easier questions first, allocate time strategically, and know when to move on from a difficult problem. A 10-week prep class teaches these timing techniques through timed practice drills and full-length tests, helping you build the rhythm and confidence to maintain accuracy while staying on pace.

Most LSAT prep experts recommend taking 15-20 full-length practice tests during your preparation period to build stamina and identify patterns in your mistakes. A 10-week prep class typically incorporates 6-8 full-length tests spaced throughout the course, with focused review of each one. Between class sessions, you'll work through additional practice materials to maximize your exposure to real LSAT questions and refine your approach.

The best way to identify weak areas is through diagnostic testing and careful error tracking. After each practice test, you should analyze which question types you missed most frequently and why—whether it's timing, concept gaps, or careless mistakes. Varsity Tutors connects you with tutors who can review your practice tests, pinpoint patterns in your errors, and create a targeted study plan to address your specific challenges during the 10-week course.

Test anxiety often stems from unfamiliarity with the format and uncertainty about your readiness. A structured 10-week prep class reduces anxiety by building genuine skill and familiarity through repeated exposure to real questions and timed conditions. Regular practice tests, strategy instruction, and feedback from experienced tutors help you develop the confidence that comes from knowing you've prepared thoroughly and understand exactly what to expect on test day.

Reading Comprehension success depends on active reading, question prediction, and efficient passage navigation. Rather than trying to memorize every detail, effective test-takers focus on understanding the passage structure, author's main point, and tone—then use that framework to answer questions quickly. A 10-week prep class teaches you multiple reading strategies, helps you identify which approach works best for your style, and gives you time to practice with real LSAT passages until the techniques become automatic.