Curtis H.
LSATMax — Invest in Yourself
LSATMax is by far the best investment I have made in my educational career. Before using LSATMax, I spent close to $1,400 on Kaplan’s ‘LSAT Advantage On-Site’ program thinking that an in-person approach would be the best way for me to learn the strategies necessary to score well on the LSAT, however I was completely wrong. The Kaplan instructor was friendly and knowledgable, yet I felt disconnected from what was being taught. Ultimately, the instructor did not provide the classroom experience I was hoping for. Even though LSATMax is app-based, I felt more engaged than I did in an actual classroom and having the virtual blackboard helped me to understand the information faster and easier. Everything taught in LSATMax is at your own pace and being able to ‘rewind’ a lesson is great for grasping the concepts. LSATMax provided an out-of-classroom experience that made me feel as though I was in the classroom, which turned out to be exactly what I needed. You can’t argue with results. After preparing with Kaplan, I took my first LSAT during the October 2012 administration and did not score nearly as high as I had hoped for. In preparation for the February 2013 administration, I utilized LSATMax and my score improved 10 points. I can’t say enough about how happy I was with the results. Without LSATMax I would not have been accepted into my dream school and I have no doubt that the 10 point increase made all the difference. There are many LSAT preparation courses available to those looking to take the LSAT, however if you want to score well and get into a top-ranked school, look no further than LSATMax.



