Score improvement depends on your starting point and study consistency, but most students see meaningful gains with focused preparation over 10 weeks. Students typically improve 5-10 points or more, though those starting from lower scores often see larger percentage gains. The key is consistent practice, targeted review of mistakes, and applying test-taking strategies—all areas where structured prep helps you maximize your progress.

Logic Games require a different skill set than the other sections—you need to quickly visualize complex relationships and work through multiple scenarios under time pressure. Many students haven't encountered this type of reasoning before, making it feel unfamiliar and intimidating. The good news is that Logic Games are highly learnable with systematic instruction and repeated practice; most students see significant improvement once they understand the core diagramming techniques and game types.

A solid 10-week prep plan typically includes 8-12 full-length practice tests, spaced throughout the course to track progress and build stamina. Early tests help identify your baseline and weak areas, while later tests simulate actual test-day conditions and let you refine timing strategies. Between full tests, you'll also do targeted section drills to strengthen specific skills, which is where most of the learning happens.

Timing is one of the most common LSAT challenges because the test is designed to be difficult to complete. Rather than trying to answer every question, the strategy is to maximize your score by spending time on questions you can get right and strategically skipping harder ones. A 10-week prep course teaches you how to identify your optimal pace for each section, practice time management under pressure, and develop a personalized strategy that plays to your strengths.

LSAT Reading Comprehension tests your ability to understand complex passages and answer inference-based questions—not just recall facts. The most effective approach involves active reading (annotating key ideas and structure), understanding question types, and practicing on real LSAT passages. Many students improve by focusing on question patterns rather than trying to memorize passage details, and a 10-week course teaches you these strategic techniques with extensive practice.

Test anxiety is common with high-stakes exams, but it's manageable through repeated exposure and confidence-building. Taking full-length practice tests regularly under timed conditions helps desensitize you to the pressure, while learning proven test-taking strategies gives you concrete tools to rely on when you're nervous. A structured 10-week course also provides accountability and progress tracking, which many students find reassuring as they see tangible improvement over time.

Varsity Tutors connects you with experienced tutors who specialize in LSAT prep and understand the unique challenges of each section. When you start, you'll discuss your goals, baseline score, timeline, and learning style so you can be matched with a tutor whose expertise and teaching approach fit your needs. Your tutor will design a personalized 10-week plan that targets your weak areas while building on your strengths.