Score improvement depends on your starting point and how consistently you engage with the material. Students who begin with foundational knowledge and commit to regular practice often see 10-20 point improvements (on the 120-180 scale), while those starting with stronger baselines may see more modest gains as they refine advanced strategies. The 10-week timeframe allows enough time to build skills systematically and take multiple full-length practice tests to identify and address weak areas before test day.

Pacing is a critical LSAT challenge, and a structured 10-week program builds speed progressively through timed drills, section-specific speed work, and full-length timed practice tests. Early weeks focus on accuracy and understanding question types, while later weeks emphasize completing sections within the strict time limits. By practicing under timed conditions repeatedly, you develop the rhythm and confidence needed to manage the test's demanding pace on exam day.

Yes, logic games receive dedicated instruction in a comprehensive 10-week prep class. The curriculum typically includes game type classification, diagramming strategies, and systematic approaches to solving each game efficiently. Since logic games are often the most intimidating section, the class breaks down complex games into manageable steps and provides extensive practice so you can build both skill and confidence in this area.

Most 10-week LSAT prep classes include 4-6 full-length practice tests, spaced throughout the program to track progress and simulate test-day conditions. These official LSAT PrepPlus tests are essential for identifying patterns in your mistakes, building stamina for the 3-hour exam, and getting comfortable with the digital testing format. Between full tests, you'll also complete targeted section drills and question sets to strengthen specific skills.

A structured 10-week class uses practice test results and diagnostic drills to pinpoint exactly where you're struggling—whether that's specific question types, particular reading passages, or certain game formats. Your prep materials will include detailed analytics showing your accuracy and timing by question type, and instructors can help you develop targeted strategies to address these gaps. Regular practice and review cycles allow you to track improvement and adjust your study approach as you progress.

Familiarity breeds confidence, and a 10-week program builds both through repeated exposure to real LSAT questions and full-length practice under timed conditions. As you work through the curriculum and see your skills improve, test anxiety naturally decreases. Additionally, understanding the test format deeply, having a clear strategy for each section, and knowing your strengths and weaknesses going into exam day all contribute to feeling more in control and confident when you sit down to take the actual LSAT.

Varsity Tutors connects students in Provo with expert tutors who specialize in LSAT prep and understand the specific challenges of each section. Whether you prefer personalized 1-on-1 instruction or a structured class format, you can get matched with a tutor who fits your learning style and schedule. Tutors can customize their approach based on your diagnostic results and help you maximize your score improvement within your 10-week timeline.