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 5-15 points or more, with some seeing larger jumps if they identify and address specific weak areas early. The key is consistent practice, targeted feedback on mistakes, and strategic refinement of your approach—all elements built into a structured prep class.

Timing is one of the biggest hurdles on the LSAT, and effective prep addresses it directly through progressive drills and timed practice. A 10-week class typically starts with untimed or extended-time sections to build accuracy, then gradually reduces time limits as your skills develop. By the final weeks, you'll complete full-length timed tests under actual exam conditions, helping you develop the pacing instincts needed to manage all three sections within the 2 hours 55 minutes allowed.

Logic Games require a systematic approach: learning game types and diagramming techniques, practicing individual games until patterns emerge, then solving games under time pressure. A structured 10-week prep class dedicates significant time to this section early on, allowing you to build confidence and speed gradually. Most students find that consistent daily practice with immediate feedback on their diagramming and reasoning leads to the fastest improvement in this notoriously challenging section.

Most effective 10-week LSAT prep programs include 8-12 full-length practice tests spaced throughout the course, with the frequency increasing as you progress. Early tests help identify your baseline and weak areas, while later tests simulate actual exam conditions and build test-day stamina. Between full tests, you'll work through hundreds of individual practice questions and section-specific drills, ensuring you're constantly building skills and tracking improvement.

A structured prep class uses diagnostic assessments and practice test results to pinpoint exactly where you're losing points—whether it's specific question types, reading speed, logical reasoning patterns, or game setups. Once weak areas are identified, your instruction focuses on targeted strategies and extra practice in those zones. This data-driven approach ensures your study time is spent efficiently on what actually moves your score, rather than reviewing material you've already mastered.

Test anxiety often stems from unfamiliarity with the format and time pressure—both addressed directly in a 10-week prep class through repeated exposure to realistic test conditions. Taking multiple full-length practice tests under timed conditions desensitizes you to the pressure and builds confidence in your ability to perform. Additionally, understanding the test format deeply, knowing your strategy for each section, and tracking your progress over 10 weeks all contribute to the mindset shift from anxiety to readiness.

Varsity Tutors connects you with experienced LSAT instructors who understand the test's nuances and can adapt instruction to your learning style and goals. When you reach out, you'll be matched with a tutor whose expertise and availability align with your needs, whether you're preparing for a 10-week structured class or need supplemental one-on-one support. This personalized matching ensures you're working with someone who can address your specific challenges and help you achieve your target score.