Andre Castillo

Cal State San Bernardino

Before ScorePerfect: 158

After ScorePerfect: 172

“I initially planned to take the LSAT without taking prep classes. I was even registered for the June test, but did not attend after my professor strongly recommended I take ScorePerfect. I’m glad I did. My first diagnostic score of 158 was very disappointing for me. After weeks of instruction that were not only educational and interesting, but also light-hearted and entertaining, I improved dramatically. The last score I received on a diagnostic with ScorePerfect was a 172the same score I would receive on my actual LSAT. Had I not taken ScorePerfect, I would not have had a chance to get into my target schools. Now I’m almost a sure thing. My instructor was awesome, and I have no doubt that anyone could’ve gotten a great score with the advice he and ScorePerfect gave me by putting in the time necessary. ScorePerfect, in my opinion, is required for anyone considering law school.”

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.