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About the LSAT

Planning on going to law school? Then you definitely need to prepare for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). The LSAT is a requirement of all American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law schools in the United States. The exam measures your verbal, analytical, and logical reasoning skills.

The test is composed of 4 scored sections: two Logical Reasoning sections, one Analytical Reasoning section, and one Reading Comprehension section. The LSAT also includes an unscored Experimental Section and an unscored Writing Sample.

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inlingua LSAT Programs

If you are planning on taking the LSAT, inlingua has the right program for you. All inlingua LSAT programs include the following features and benefits. Click on each link below to learn why inlingua's test preparation programs are the right solution to help you succeed on any standardized test.

Individually Tailored Programs
Before beginning your course, an inlingua LSAT expert will administer a full-length diagnostic test to determine your strengths and weaknesses. After careful, in-depth analysis of the results of your diagnostic test, we will create a specialized course of studies custom designed to enhance your strengths and minimize your weaknesses.
Professional Instruction
After designing your inlingua LSAT course and strategic test preparation plan, an inlingua LSAT specialist will provide one-on-one instruction to familiarize you with the LSAT structure, format, and test content. You will explore each question type in detail and learn critical test taking strategies, including elimination strategies and flaws in the structure and scoring system of the test that will help you "crack" the LSAT code.
Realistic Practice
During each step in your LSAT course, you will take realistic practice tests with actual LSAT questions to measure your progress. We will not recommend that you take the LSAT until you consistently achieve your target score on practice tests. Our single goal is to make you an expert in the LSAT and to give you the confidence and skills you need to achieve your target score and get into the right law school for you.
Flexible Schedules
Whether you need to prepare in the mornings, evenings, or even on the weekends, inlingua has the right course for you. We work hard to accommodate your schedule to ensure maximum convenience and flexibility. We will even come to your home or office to help you prepare for your exam.
Higher Score Guarantee
At inlingua, we promise to not let you fail. We are so confident in our programs and methods that we guarantee that your score will increase. Call your local inlingua center to learn more about The inlingua Promise, which is a part of every inlingua test preparation program.
Lowest Prices
inlingua offers the highest quality private instruction at less than the cost of a large, impersonal group class at other test preparation providers. Why spend hundreds of dollars more on a program that doesn't accommodate your busy schedule or take account of your individual needs? All inlingua test preparation programs provide outstanding quality and value at a great price.

All inlingua test preparation programs are individually tailored to meet the unique needs of every student. However, we have developed 3 Core Programs specifically designed to address the learning needs of students at different levels. Keep in mind that all programs can be modified on a case-by-case basis to best serve your individual test preparation goals. inlingua LSAT prep courses are available in all of our South Florida centers (including our Miami, Weston, Coral Gables, Boca Raton, Doral, Brickell Avenue, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, and Key Biscayne locations).

LSAT 25

25 Private Lessons
+ 2 Full-Length
Practice Tests

LSAT 50

50 Private Lessons
+ 4 Full-Length
Practice Tests

LSAT 75

75 Private Lessons
+ 6 Full-Length
Practice Tests

This is the right course if you

Your testing history indicates that… You have taken an actual or diagnostic test and are close to achieving your target score (within 10 percentile rank points).	Your testing history indicates that… You have taken an actual or diagnostic test and are not close to achieving your target score but are within 10-20 percentile rank points.	Your testing history indicates that… You have taken an actual or diagnostic test and are far from achieving your target score (more than 20 percentile points away).

Your familiarity with the test content indicates that… You are familiar with the test content but need to take practice tests and receive diagnostic feedback and analysis to gain a competitive edge on Test Day.	Your familiarity with the test content indicates that… You are somewhat familiar with the test content but need to improve your knowledge of the test content and test taking skills and strategies to achieve a higher score.	Your familiarity with the test content indicates that… You are generally unfamiliar with the test content and need to gain and develop knowledge of the test content as well as learn test taking skills and strategies.

Your language skills indicate that… You speak English with native proficiency.	Your language skills indicate that… You speak English native or near-native proficiency but have some trouble with formal, academic English.	Your language skills indicate that… You do not speak English with native proficiency or have substantial difficulty with formal, academic English.
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Not sure which program is right for you? Don’t worry. After you take your free practice test, our LSAT experts will recommend and design the right course for you!