Annie Rittgers

Dartmouth

Before ScorePerfect: 162

After ScorePerfect: 177

“After signing up for the LSAT, I canvassed a group of friends who had gone to law school to see how they had prepared. There was the guy at work who had taken a ScorePerfect class and spent endless hours on the homework. And the friend at a party who pulled out his phone and texted ‘ScorePerfect’ to me when I couldn’t hear what he was saying for a second time. Countless others recommended I check out the ScorePerfect course, get a ScorePerfect tutor, or use the online material from the ScorePerfect site. I have to admit that the resounding support made me curious but also a bit skeptical—how could this place be that good? But after taking the self-paced online course, I agree that it is.

The self-paced course is structured for a comprehensive and efficient review of the material covered on the LSAT. With limited time and an unpredictable schedule, it allows you to focus on specific areas while ensuring that nothing slips through the cracks of your study regimen. I’d recommend this version of the course to anyone looking for a way to study independently on a tight timeline...and would even text ScorePerfect to a friend at a party if they couldn’t hear me raving about it over the music!”

The “Before ScorePerfect” score is from either a pre-course practice LSAT or a pre-course officially administered LSAT, and the “After ScorePerfect” score is from a post-course officially administered LSAT.