LSAT Prep is a big investment of both time and resources. Many of our students have given up their full time careers or have made major lifestyle shifts in order to advance their dreams of attending Law School. At PrimaPrep, we do not take this for granted.

PrimaPrep’s pricing is transparent and accessible. We offer two packages, designed to be all-inclusive. For students looking to supplement their own studying routines, we also have our Elite Personal Trainer OR ‘Pay-As-You-Go’ option, with a highly competitive hourly rate.

“…But how many hours will it take for me to get over 160?”

This is a common question when cost is linked to an hourly rate, and one that you will also have to answer when you are billing clients for your time as a lawyer.

A common misconception or assumption made when comparing a private LSAT tutor or coach to a weekend study course is that regardless of the number of hours or the timeline, an LSAT course will get you the score you need because it covers a standardized curriculum. However, many students find a weekend course insufficient. The typical period of LSAT Prep for a successful Law School applicant (in Canada) is 3-6 months, so one weekend or even several weekends is rarely enough time for the average student to become LSAT-ready. Because the LSAT tests the way you think, a one-size-fits-all approach may not take into account your particular thought patterns, so the curriculum may leave you with more questions than answers. Because your baseline aptitude may be lower or higher than average, the pace of a course may move too fast for you to keep up or too slow to hold your attention. For these reasons and more, many students end up spending even more money looking for private coaching after purchasing a pricey LSAT course.

The LSAT is not a knowledge-based exam. It is skill-based, and the skills that it tests improve with practice over time. Achieving the results you want on the LSAT is going to take dedication and effort, both in sessions with your LSAT Coach, and when you are completing homework on your own time. LSAT Prep courses can be great, but for many students, they are not the most effective way to conquer the LSAT.

“Yeah OK, so how many hours?”

Fair enough, we all have budgets! And here comes the classic Law School response: it depends. The amount of time it takes to adequately prepare for the LSAT largely depends on your study habits, baseline aptitude and how much time you are willing and able to dedicate to studying between sessions. However, most of our students are well prepared with the Ironman Package, which includes 15 hours of One-on-one LSAT Prep time with your LSAT Coach as well as all of the materials you will need, plus a bonus hour for Law School Application Coaching.

Most students choose a 3-month study schedule with weekly 1-hour to 2-hour Coaching sessions. Some students opt for an open-ended study schedule, aiming for the highest score they can achieve so that they can maximize Scholarship Offers and/or attend a Top Law School. While these students tend to score higher, our average student already scores significantly higher than their diagnostic score.