LSAT LabReviews of lsatlab.com

I loved this formatting. It mimicked the real test perfectly. I wish I would’ve invested in this program earlier!!!

Having been through four tutors, two LSAT companies (7sage, blueprint), and self-studying, I can simply say that there is no other program as intuitive as LSAT Lab. I came across LSAT Lab on youtube after struggling for a year on the test. Having taken the test twice, and not performing well, I was eager to learn what the program had to offer. What immediately drew my attention were the logical reasoning videos and the free tutoring/classroom (one-time) service that came with the package. The LR videos were comprehensive and easy to grasp. My tutor Pat was the most seasoned and understanding tutor in the industry. He was quickly able to identify my weaknesses while making learning exciting and fun. Sometimes we would go over the scheduled tutoring time so that we could really hone in on certain LR/RC questions (no other tutor did this). Thanks to the personalized tutoring and clearly explained videos in the course I was able to achieve my goal score.

I took a LSAT prep offered by UCSD Extension and it put me in Matt and Patrick's LSAT Lab. The courses are structured in ways that caters to the most students' needs and the private tutor sessions are extremely helpful since they emphsize your personal weakness. I was in LSAT lab offered as a UCSD course then continued my membership fr another three months until I felt ready to take the real exam. For reference, I was in LSAT lab for about five months and it helped me getting a high score. Two months ago, I was offered admissions to UCI and USC Law School - both of which are my top choices! I couldn't appreciate Matt and Patrick enough for the help they had offered on my way to law school.

I’ve already recommended friends and they have joined, too. Perfect for drilling and concepts practice. Classes and class videos are helpful.

After getting a low score two years ago, I thought I was out of the LSAT game for good. This year changed that, and along the way, Matt from LSAT Lab gave me the encouragement I needed to score a 170 on the April 2021 test. Not only is his website an advanced and customizable LSAT study tool, but the quality experience provided by the best tutors in the game, Matt and Patrick, cannot be beat. If you have any doubts about joining LSAT Lab, reach out to them, and you will get all the confirmation you need that LSAT Lab will help you reach your goal.

Absolutely loved it. This course was amazing and I was able to get the help I needed. We will see tomorrow how I did (:

Nice learning platform. Great learning videos. As always practice makes it perfect.

Where do I begin. After months of using LSATLab, 2 retakes, my first score was lower than my diagnostic, my second score didn't even hit the 160s. It's very hard to use the course as explanations do not exist for over half the material. You can only request 2 explanations a day, this makes it very hard to review tests as you probably have explanations to just half the test and can request just 2 more. The instructors are good at getting your requested explanations back within 24-48 hours but at that point, you have moved on so past the exam, that you aren't as dedicated to reviewing them as you were in the moment when you first reviewed the exam. One of the instructors, in particular, likes to give really long winded explanations, I'm talking the scroll button gets incredibly tiny. I get so lost in these explanations that I basically just wasted my 2 a day limit. The live classes are much better than the self-guided part of the course but in 1 hour of a live class, at most you cover 2 logic games, or 2 RC passages, or 5 LR questions. Do yourself a favor and stick with something reputable like 7 sage, Powerscore, LSAT Trainer. I think this program will be much better in 2-3 years when the explanations are fully there but it is no where near being complete at the moment. If I told you that I would just give you half a plate of fried chicken because the other half isn't ready and there was a fried chicken place across the street that can give you a full plate for the same price, you would walk across the street. Same thing applies for everything else in life especially a test that determines your educational and financial future. Why pay to just get half of LSAT instruction when you can easily go with programs that are fully built for the same price and often even less? And that's a parallel analogy I'm able to make not because of LSATLab but because of other test prep programs.