Should you be wondering how/why does the LSAT matter so much to your law school application, stay tuned for my next blog which will tackle that question. So – every aspiring law student can position themselves to be as successful as possible. All of this is done in a self-paced environment which also provides valuable diagnostic feedback and educational resources. Working through the Khan Academy program can diagnose problem areas, provide understanding of difficult concepts and equally importantly - boost confidence for test-takers. Many students can’t afford to pay for commercial test prep, which can cost hundreds of dollars to more than $2,000 for various LSAT packages. Last year, more than 100,000 prospective law school students took the LSAT. This individualized approach coupled with the experience and reputation of the Khan Academy sets this Test Prep apart from all others.

Videos, articles, and explanations cover every concept on the LSAT and, as weaknesses turn into strengths, students track their progress toward their goal. The program guides students through lessons and practice questions at just the right level for them. Khan Academy Official LSAT Prep diagnoses each student's strengths and weaknesses. This is the first free and official test prep program for the LSAT and the only LSAC-partnered test prep service available.

On JKhan Academy, in partnership with the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), launched a free LSAT Prep program that provides personalized study plans with official practice questions from the LSAC. I am so pleased to finally be able to give a ‘hard yes’ to the question, now that there is free, flexible, fully online LSAT prep. I’ve been reluctant to be 'all in' on a test prep recommendation, knowing that for many aspiring law students the financial constraints of commercial prep services are prohibitive.īut I also know that the LSAT is a high stakes standardized test – and applicants should do anything and everything they can to position themselves to have as many law school choices as possible. In the past, my answer has often been a ‘soft yes’ because the answer is dependent upon the individual’s study habits, time constraints and most notably their financial situation. I am often asked if it is worthwhile for prospective law students to invest in Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) Prep.

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