Why We Are the Best

The ScorePerfect Instructor Helpline is a toll-free number that we encourage our students to call for academic help. The Helpline is open weekdays from 12PM to 3PM Central Time. The Helpline provides our students with the opportunity to interact one-on-one with the instructors who teach the ScorePerfect LSAT Course.

Each of the fifteen lessons in our course is accompanied by an extensive homework assignment, and ScorePerfect students spend a considerable amount of time preparing for the LSAT outside of class. When our students get stuck on particular homework questions, they do not have to wait until their next class to get help—personal assistance from an LSAT expert is just a phone call away. Students are also welcome to ask questions from other parts of the course, including the diagnostic tests and the materials distributed at the LSAT Jams. In addition, students sometimes use the Helpline to ask general questions about the fundamental concepts that are taught in class. For example, in the early stages of the course some students struggle with the rules of formal logic. The instructors on the Helpline always take the time to make sure these students understand the rules and how to apply them.

One of the best aspects of the Helpline is its convenience. At home, at school, or wherever else our students choose to work on LSAT material, they know that telephonic assistance is available to them. The Helpline also transcends local boundaries: our students are plugged into a national network of the top instructors in the LSAT preparation field. Regular users of the Helpline enjoy the benefit of learning from a variety of instructors, and no other company provides students with access to as many LSAT instructors as ScorePerfect does.

Some LSAT preparation companies advertise that students who enroll in their courses can receive unlimited extra help from their instructors outside of class. Their use of the term "unlimited" is misleading, at best. In practice, only students who make special arrangements with their instructor to meet outside of class receive any extra help. Some students may not even have the opportunity to schedule time with their instructor, because the instructor may have a second job or other classes to teach, thus limiting his or her availability. In addition, the hassle of having to prearrange meetings with an instructor precludes the possibility of getting help when the need arises unexpectedly. It is not uncommon for students in other LSAT programs to have to wait up to a week for their next class meeting in order to get a homework question answered. ScorePerfect students, in contrast, have a reliable, consistent resource that they can turn to for expert assistance every weekday. The Helpline ensures that our students are never placed in the awkward position of feeling like they are inconveniencing an instructor or asking for a favor when they request extra help. Even ScorePerfect students who need a considerable amount of one-on-one assistance can get that assistance telephonically from the privacy of their own homes, without the embarrassment that might arise from constantly having to ask for it.