Taylor V.
I feel let down.
I really thought LSATMax was going to help. I bought into the fact that it would get me to the 99th percentile. And I am sure it does for some people. However, I think half the good reviews on here probably come from them asking their students to review prematurely before they have taken the LSAT. That’s what happened with me. My tutor asked me to write a review before we had finished our hours, and I did it because I felt good and I thought it would work. And it very well might for some people. But it didn’t for me. After 2 months, a lot of money, 20 tutoring hours, and access to their course, I got the SAME EXACT SCORE as I had the first time around. Now, frankly, with all of what I said above, I have to believe a lot of it is on me. And I’m embarrassed. I’m embarrassed that I spent that much time and money and STILL managed to not improve at all. It still shocks me. And I don’t want to put the blame solely on LSATMax. HOWEVER, I have been absolutely left behind. When I reached out to them about the money back guarantee — the one they promise if you don’t improve on your score — I received no response. I emailed twice and responded to their texts asking how I did on the LSAT and did not receive a response. Not even a message telling me no, we can’t honor that for whatever BS reason. Which I honestly probably would have accepted, but after spending all that money I deserve a response and I do believe they should honor their money back guarantee. But at the very least they should respond. And the fact that they didn’t has made me lose all faith in this program that I really wanted to believe in.



