Reading comprehension is often the most time-intensive section to improve, and a 10-week timeframe allows for systematic skill-building. Expert tutors help you develop strategies for actively reading passages, identifying main arguments, and spotting common question traps. You'll learn to map passages efficiently, practice with real LSAT passages, and refine your approach based on which question types give you the most trouble. The program includes timed drills to build speed while maintaining accuracy.

Logic games require pattern recognition and systematic diagramming—skills that improve significantly with focused practice. In a 10-week prep class, you'll learn the fundamental game types, master diagramming techniques, and develop the muscle memory needed for timed performance. The strategy is to spend weeks 1-4 building foundational skills on individual game types, weeks 5-7 mixing games for speed, and the final weeks practicing full sections under timed conditions. Most students see the biggest gains in this section because it's the most teachable and formula-driven.

A comprehensive 10-week program typically includes 8-12 full practice tests, with several administered in the first few weeks to establish a baseline and identify weakness patterns. You'll take some tests in class under realistic timed conditions, then review answers in detail with your tutor to understand your reasoning errors. Between class sessions, you'll complete additional timed sections and problem sets. The LSAT has decades of real tests available, so you'll work with authentic materials rather than simulations.

Timing is crucial on the LSAT, and managing your pace improves as you build familiarity with question types and strengthen your skills. Early weeks focus on accuracy over speed—working untimed so you understand the logic. Around week 4-5, you introduce time constraints gradually, learning the ideal pace for each section (roughly 8-9 minutes per game, 9 minutes per reading passage, 1-2 minutes per logical reasoning question). Your tutor will help you identify whether you're rushing and making careless errors or truly struggling with difficult material, then adjust your strategy accordingly.

Absolutely—personalized instruction allows you to spend more time on sections where you need it most. Some students struggle with one logic game type or specific reading comprehension question formats, while others need help with overall timing or test anxiety. Your tutor will identify your weak areas through diagnostic tests and practice performance, then tailor your study plan accordingly. You might spend 40% of your time on your biggest challenge and proportionally less on areas where you're already strong, making your 10 weeks as efficient as possible.

Test anxiety often stems from unfamiliarity with the test format and doubting your abilities under pressure. A 10-week prep program builds confidence through repeated exposure to real LSAT questions and full-length practice tests. You'll take multiple timed tests, learn what to expect, and develop strategies for staying calm during the actual exam. Your tutor will also help you distinguish between genuine knowledge gaps and nerves, which is crucial for managing test day anxiety. By week 10, having completed numerous practice tests, most students feel significantly more confident walking into the real exam.