KI
Great formatting
The lecture broken into subsections helps keep my attention. The explanation of the MBE questions are written in essay format and give good review of rules and applications.
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KI
The lecture broken into subsections helps keep my attention. The explanation of the MBE questions are written in essay format and give good review of rules and applications.
Patricia C.
I came into studying for the LSAT with no information on content, skills, format etc and LSATMAX guided me into being as prepared as I could have been. It was the only resource I used and I achieved my goal score my first attempt. The videos/ study program are slow paced for those that need it, but can be adapted for those who pick up certain ideas and skills quickly. For me, I didn’t need to watch every video about Logical Reasoning because I could use the information and skills from previous videos, but those who need the extra help could have it. I enjoy the way the lessons are ordered; you get decent chunks of each but not all at once so you don’t get bored or forget things you learned a couple weeks ago. I also loved my tutor, Caroline, who is so kind and thoughtful with no judgement on your past work/ abilities; she instead focuses on direct steps you can take to better your score or helping with specific questions. It’s also helpful that the format for the practice tests are very similar to the real test. I would not have gotten the score I did without the help LSATMAX.
Test T.
I think that there are some things that are a little inconsistent, such as some questions do not have explanations for why they are right or wrong while the vast majority of them do have that explanation, and some of the subjects have flash cards and some few subjects don't. There are also some spelling errors that really bug me, but that's just a thing for me. The flashcards are very helpful, the outlines are great, and the fact that the multiple choice questions are actual MBE questions is a huge plus. The essay portion, they decades worth of bar essays that come with the grading rubric and model answers. All in all, I like it a lot better than my pilot run with Themis, though it could use more work, they have updated it to be more user friendly and I'm enjoying it.
KCL
TestMaxPrep was fantastic. I struggled in reading comp and logic reasoning, but the access to all the exams, study materials, section breakdowns and great tutors helped me reach my target score. I was well prepared thanks to the plethorea of material and am grateful I chose TestMaxPrep.
Mr. T.
You call it "Barmax sometime and Testmax other times. You need to be consistent across the board. I would like a better breakdown of the MBE scores. I think I should be able to see where I am % correct for each subject and then a total overall where I am at. Right now, analytics provides where I am for the day, which is nice, but there could easily be more.
Sydney G.
Rob was such a great tutor. If you're looking for a great program and tutor for the LSAT, this is the website and guy to go to. Rob helped me out so much and was so patient with me. Rob taught me so many tips and tricks for the LSAT, and he also helped me with application questions to help boost my chances of getting into my dream law school. He made the hours I paid TextMax so valuable to me, and I felt like every penny I spent on tutoring hours was very well spent.
Christine R.
The schedule is easy to follow, but its still alot of work. Good content, I feel like this program only gives you what you need, and not the extra stuff you don't need. But I would like more info on the nuances in the outline.
David G K.
I am learning things that I did not learn in Law School. I have found the most productive way to study is to listen to the lecture, following along with the outline, reread the outline, go through the flashcards, and then complete the study questions.