Talk about "business model:" 1300 dollars for a 4 week LSAT prep course?

[Gravitycollapse]

Thanks, I'll figure something else out.

http://www.kaptest.com/lsat-law/lsat-prep-course/in-person-lsat-prep/advantage-on-site?zip=85281&tab=schedule

[SoCalDem]

1. Wow have times changed

When I took my SAT, I wore my bathing suit under my jeans..waltzed in..took it.. and left for the lake..

I don't remember ever even being told what my score was

I also never filled out a college application.. I just got letters in the mail with "offers" and chose KU..

I would hate to be a kid now.

[woolldog]

2. I'll give you LSAT advice for free, Gravitycollapse.

I did well on it. Feel free to PM me or ask in this thread.

[former9thward]

4. I can also give it for free.

Don't take it. The legal profession is in recession and is shrinking. Eventually people will figure that out and more than a few law schools will go out of business.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

3. Bar review courses aren't cheap either.

Six weeks, six days a week.
Taught by law professors. They try to condense a one-semester course into 3 hours of lecture.

[The Straight Story]

5. Not really all that bad compared to tech certification courses

We were paying more than that for 2 week courses for Microsoft certs.

[NuclearDem]

6. How much is something similar from College Board?

Libraries also tend to carry test prep material. Software sections there have them too. It's how I prepped for most of my CLEPs.

[sendero]

7. My son..

... did a 173 and got to name his school. Getting a good LSAT is pretty important as middle-tier school law grads are not finding employment right now.