Score improvement depends on your starting point and study consistency, but most students see meaningful gains of 5-15 points with focused preparation over 10 weeks. The LSAT is scored on a scale of 120-180, and dedicated practice with expert instruction—especially on your weakest sections—typically yields noticeable results. Your tutor will help you set realistic goals based on your diagnostic test performance and create a study plan tailored to your needs.

Timing is one of the biggest challenges students face on the LSAT, and expert tutors tackle this through timed practice drills, section-by-section strategy sessions, and personalized pacing techniques. Rather than rushing through questions, you'll learn how to identify which questions to prioritize, when to skip strategically, and how to build speed without sacrificing accuracy. Your tutor will analyze your practice test performance to pinpoint where you're losing time and develop specific strategies to improve.

Logic Games intimidate many students, but they're also the most learnable section with the right instruction. Tutors break down game types systematically, teach diagramming techniques, and provide extensive practice to build confidence and speed. Over 10 weeks, consistent work on games—starting with foundational concepts and progressing to timed practice—typically yields the most dramatic score improvements of any LSAT section.

Most 10-week prep programs incorporate 8-12 full-length practice tests, spaced throughout the course to track progress and identify patterns in your performance. Early tests serve as diagnostic tools to reveal weak areas, while later tests simulate actual test-day conditions and build stamina. Your tutor will review each test with you to analyze mistakes, refine strategies, and adjust your study plan as needed.

Test anxiety is common, and expert tutors address it through familiarity, strategy, and gradual exposure to test-like conditions. By taking multiple timed practice tests in a structured environment and reviewing your performance objectively, you'll build confidence in your abilities. Your tutor can also teach stress-management techniques, help you develop a pre-test routine, and remind you that consistent preparation is the best antidote to anxiety.

Reading Comprehension requires active engagement with dense passages and careful question analysis. Tutors teach annotation techniques, question-type strategies (main point vs. detail vs. inference), and how to avoid common traps. The key is developing a systematic approach to each passage and question, then practicing until it becomes automatic—something a 10-week program with consistent drilling can definitely achieve.

Your first session typically includes taking a diagnostic full-length practice test to establish your baseline score and identify your strongest and weakest areas. After scoring, your tutor will review the results with you, discuss your target score and timeline, and create a personalized 10-week study plan. This foundation allows you to focus your efforts efficiently and track progress throughout the course.