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The LSAT is necessary for acceptance into many law schools, and Varsity Tutors can help you find a Syracuse LSAT prep course that could make a difference in how you feel about the test. LSAT stands for Law School Admission Test, and it's the only standardized test that is accepted by all ABA-accredited law schools across America. In addition, the LSAT is also accepted by common-law law schools in Canada. You should try your very best to perform well when you take your LSAT. Students who are serious about their future careers and their acceptance into law schools will want to study very hard for this test, and an LSAT prep course could help you study to the best of your abilities.
The LSAT is designed to ensure you're ready for law school. Performing well on your LSAT could make a real difference when it comes to where you attend school. Law schools such as the Syracuse University College of Law take your scores into account when processing applications. The test focuses on many skills and concepts which are important for future law professionals. These skills might include logic, reasoning, and reading comprehension.
When you take the LSAT, you'll be given a digital tablet with which to answer questions. Because this test is in multiple-choice format, all you need to do is tap on the screen to choose the correct answer. These tablets also have a few useful features that could help you as you make your way through the test. The tablets show a timer that tells you how much time is remaining, and there's even a five-minute warning function. You can also use your tablet to highlight portions of a passage to help you retain key information. You'll also have the ability to flag any questions that you might want to return to later.
The LSAT is split into four sections, although only three are administered in-person, and only these three sections are scored. The other section is the Writing section, and you'll have one year to complete this section through a secure online platform. Although this section does not count towards your final score, copies of your writing will be sent to law schools when you apply to them. The other three sections are Reading Comprehension, Analytical Reasoning, and Logical Reasoning. These are the three sections you'll be navigating with your digital tablet.
What Might A Syracuse LSAT Course Cover?
When you sign up for a Syracuse LSAT course, you'll join a group of other like-minded students in a virtual classroom setting. You'll be taught by a highly qualified instructor who knows all about the LSAT. As you progress through your lessons, you'll have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the LSAT and what it takes to perform well on this important test. Your instructor might first give you a rundown on the general outline of the test before diving into the specifics of each section. Each section will deal with many different concepts.
The Reading Comprehension section will involve written passages that are very similar to those you might encounter in law school. You'll read these passages, analyze them, and answer questions based on their content. You might be asked to state the main idea or purpose of the written text, make inferences, and assess the author's attitudes. You might also be asked to analyze tone, structure, principles, and functions within the text. Be prepared for complex, long-form passages. This section will take 35 minutes to complete.
Analytical Reasoning focuses on relationships and the structure of those relationships as communicated in written text. You'll be asked to read passages and then make conclusions based on the types of relationships you encounter. You might be asked to propose solutions to various problems mentioned in the text. You might also be asked to use reason using conditional statements or make inferences based on what might be true or false. This section will also take 35 minutes.
Logical Reasoning is the longest section in the test, and it will take about 70 minutes to complete. In this section, you'll be asked to read over arguments from source materials such as newspapers, magazines and scholarly publications. Assessing arguments is something that law professionals do every single day, and the skills assessed in this section are quite important. You'll be asked to analyze the arguments that you encounter and answer a wide range of questions pertaining to these arguments. You might be asked to identify weaknesses, misunderstandings, assumptions, and much more.
The final part of the LSAT is the Writing section. You'll be asked to take a position or make a decision based on a hypothetical situation. You'll then be asked to defend your decision in an essay. Even though this section isn't scored, you'll probably want to do your best, as law schools will read these essays as part of the application process.
How Will A Syracuse LSAT Course Help Me Study?
Learning in a virtual classroom setting has many benefits. You'll have the opportunity to interact with your classmates and instructor, asking questions and contributing to the class discussion. There are proven benefits of a collaborative learning process, and you might find that you really enjoy learning with others. You'll also have the opportunity to book personal time with your instructor and cover tricky subjects one-on-one if you feel you need it.
LSAT classes are also extremely flexible. Because of their online nature, these classes are accessible anywhere in the world. You can also choose from many different time slots, including during lunch hours if you have a busy schedule. For even greater flexibility options, you can choose between a two-week course and a four-week course.
How Can I Sign Up For A Syracuse LSAT Class?
New classes start every single week, so it's never too late to sign up and begin the studying process. If you're interested in signing up for one of these classes, Varsity Tutors can help connect you with an LSAT class that fits your unique needs and scheduling constraints. Contact Varsity Tutors today, and find a Syracuse LSAT class that is right for you.
Ryan: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
I am currently in law school and completing a masters degree in international relations. I hold an undergraduate degree in finance, and have previously worked designing new financial products. I believe in teaching with real world concepts that students can relate to, so the material can be learned for more than just passing a test.... Cater to the learning style of the individual.... Determine our goals, what success means to us, and try to figure out how the student learns most effectively.
Education & Certification
- University of Connecticut - Bachelors, Finance
- Syracuse University - Current Grad Student, Law and International Relations
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- Writing
- Finance
- College Political Science
- +57 subjects
Madison: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...a Bachelor's degree in Peace, War, and Defense from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, I was dreading studying for the LSAT. Obviously, many students feel this way, as it is a daunting exam. However, when I started working on it, I came to really enjoy the strategies and logic involved. It became fun to practice. This inspired me to tutor the LSAT myself. I want students to feel as if the LSAT...
Education & Certification
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Bachelor in Arts, Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- Philosophy
- Graduate Test Prep
- LSAT Logical Reasoning
- +5 subjects
Madeline: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
I love working with every type of student to help them reach their goals. As an English Ph.D. student, literature remains at the center of my educational journey. Reading and the skills that come with it--comprehension, analysis, critical thinking, empathy--are of utmost importance. I work hard to balance between challenging and encouraging my students. My excitable disposition and energy help to motivate learning and reinforce confidence in their own minds.
Education & Certification
- College of Saint Benedict - Bachelor in Arts, English
- Syracuse University - Current Grad Student, English
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- GMAT
- GRE
- English
- +35 subjects
Demetra: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...law student, I have great experience studying for the LSAT exam. I spent 6 months trying to figure out the best course of action for studying. I took courses and I did self-study, and I found the best success when I did self-studying. I am in law school because I was inspired by my late uncle who was a district attorney for sixteen years. He was such an inspiration to me as a child, and...
Education & Certification
- Monmouth University - Bachelor in Arts, Criminal Justice
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- Middle School Math
- Violin
- LSAT Analytical Reasoning
- +51 subjects
Erika: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
I studied biomedical engineering at the University at Buffalo. I am interested in patent law and will be attending the University of New Hampshire School of Law this Fall. I've taught a middle school summer course for the Buffalo Engineering Awareness for Minorities.
Education & Certification
- University at Buffalo - Bachelor of Science, Biomedical Engineering
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- MCAT
- Science
- Biomedical Engineering
- +33 subjects
Susan: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
I have taught grades K - 12, as well as online college courses and in-class courses. I am very eager to help students succeed in their educational pursuits because an education is very personal - it's all yours - nobody can take it away from you. Knowledge is very powerful. Let's learn and grow together!
Education & Certification
- SUNY College at Oswego - Bachelor in Business Administration, Business Administration and Management
- SUNY College at Oswego - Masters in Business Administration, Business Administration and Management
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- PCAT
- GRE
- MCAT
- +212 subjects
Adam: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
I love the humanities because, with careful study, they build a person from the inside out. Languages, writing and the arts require you to engage fully with their subjects - to produce something unique, something that only you can offer. This, to me, is true learning. It translates into clearer thinking, better grades and greater satisfaction in life.
Education & Certification
- California State University-Bakersfield - Bachelor in Arts, English
- University of Sussex - Doctor of Philosophy, English
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- GRE
- GRE Subject Tests
- World Religions
- +56 subjects
Malcolm: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...law. I love using teaching to build relationships and share ideas with his students! Though I teach a wide variety of subjects and enjoy them all for different reasons, I feel most comfortable teaching test prep (SAT, GRE, LSAT) and TOEFL. My teaching approach is a combination of enthusiastic, friendly support and targeted, analytical skill development. I have two dogs: a black lab mix named Hank, and a Norwich terrier named Rufus.... I think that a good teacher should address not just the material being studied, but also the attitude towards studying in general. The way we approach our studies gives us the opportunity to sharpen our work ethic and self-esteem, as well as allowing us to develop a vision for our futures.
Education & Certification
- Temple University - Bachelors, English; Italian
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- GRE
- Phonics
- SAT Subject Test in Literature
- +35 subjects
Parisa: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...very committed to helping other students increase their scores, as I fully understand the challenges of the test and I know that it can be frustrating not to see your score improve (I often felt that way myself!) The same is true of the SAT. I was not naturally good at test-taking, and so I am passionate about helping students who might be coming from that perspective. I also am excited to tutor in various...
Education & Certification
- University of Virginia-Main Campus - Current Undergrad, Politics Honors and Economics
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- LSAT Essay Section
- SAT
- High School English
- +26 subjects
Chuck: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
I tutor the LSAT because I know it's a hard test and I know what it's like to struggle with it. However I also understand the process necessary to produce better scores, and nothing is more satisfying to me than helping someone achieve what seemed impossible a few months ago.... Your score is a product of so many factors--your understanding of the material, your speed, even how accurately you bubble answers--but in the end it all comes down to whether you studied the test from every angle and put in the time necessary to get the results you want.
Education & Certification
- The University of Texas at Austin - Bachelors, Finance
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- LSAT Reading Comprehension
- LSAT Logical Reasoning
- Graduate Test Prep
- +1 subjects
Stacie: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...in life is helping others learn and understand. I love learning new things myself, but nothing compares to the sense of accomplishment and purpose that comes with helping others do the same. I take great pride in developing individualized tutoring programs for my students based on their specific needs and goals. I previously taught high school for several years and also have tutoring experience in a wide variety of subject areas. At this time, I...
Education & Certification
- The University of Texas at Arlington - Bachelors, English
- Texas AM University - Commerce - Current Grad Student, Secondary Education
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- GRE Subject Tests
- GMAT
- GRE
- +134 subjects
Nicholas: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...love for languages started long ago, and I really enjoy helping others to learn them. In college, I studied for a semester in the south of Spain and lived with a family there. It was there that I learned the true power of being able to communicate in foreign languages. Whatever your goals may be - whether it's improving your grades in a course, or learning for travel - I will be more than able...
Education & Certification
- University of Delaware - Bachelors, Spanish Education
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- French 3
- IB Language B HL
- LSAT Essay Section
- +26 subjects
Alex: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...completed my MBA program at the University of Southern California. My business school classmates and I took pride in offering group tutoring in subjects such as stats, economics, finance, etc., and I still feel ardently that the best way to fully understand a subject is to teach it! I have years of experience teaching algebra I & II, economics and Spanish, but also love to assist students with ACT, SAT, LSAT and GMAT test prep....
Education & Certification
- University of Wisconsin-Madison - Bachelor in Arts, Economics
- University of Wisconsin-Madison - Bachelor in Arts, International Relations
- University of Southern California - Masters in Business Administration, Finance
- University of Southern California - Masters in Business Administration, Real Estate
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- GRE
- GMAT
- DAT
- +88 subjects
Nicolas: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...feeling of mastery and confidence. I am patient, and I encourage my students to be patient as well. I also help students faceand in so doing, conquertheir fear of failure. We practice not fearing mistakes, but seeing them as opportunities to learn, hone skills, and grow more confident. One of my strongest attributes as a tutor is my ability to break down complex ideas into clear and accessible language. There is nothing more gratifying than...
Education & Certification
- Duke University - Bachelor in Arts, Philosophy
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- College Essays
- European History
- Study Skills and Organization
- +26 subjects
Michael: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...months. As someone who has recently gone through the law school admissions process, I am also happy to help students with any other aspect of the application process. Given the substantial weight of the LSAT in the admissions process, however, I am particularly passionate about helping students master this test. I know from personal experience that the LSAT can be frustrating, but I will help students to break down each section and minimize the test's...
Education & Certification
- Middlebury College - Bachelors, Philosophy
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- SAT Mathematics
- SAT
- Arithmetic
- +26 subjects
Will: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...bar after graduating cum laude from Northwestern University Law School this May. I studied at St. Ignatius College Prep and graduated summa cum laude from Villanova University (including a two-term stint at Cambridge University). Between Villanova and Northwestern I worked at an academic non-profit organization and evaluated hundreds of fellowship candidates' writing and academic work. I will work with each student to craft a personalized plan of study and improvement based on the student's strengths...
Education & Certification
- Villanova University - Bachelor in Arts, Humanities & Political Science
- Northwestern University - Juris Doctor, Law
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- College Essays
- SAT Reading
- Literature
- +22 subjects
Benjamin: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...on a Master's program in Library and Information Science, but I am also a recent graduate of UC Davis where I received my Bachelor of Arts in History with an emphasis on Medieval and Early Modern European History. I love learning and teaching history of all kinds, but I am also available to tutor many other subjects from Math and English to SAT and GRE preparation. While I do not have much formal experience in...
Education & Certification
- University of California-Davis - Bachelor in Arts, History
- Drexel Online University - Master of Science, Library and Information Science
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- GRE
- SAT Reading
- Test Prep
- +36 subjects
Jeanna: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...is Jeanna. At a young age, my parents foster a profound belief that a good education was crucial to your future. Since then, I have tried to encourage other students to strive for academic achievement. I graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. I also received my TEFL certificate in 2012. I have taught English in South Korea for two years at an after-school academy. Since then I have...
Education & Certification
- University of Florida - Bachelors, Psychology
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- IB Extended Essay
- IB Theory of Knowledge
- Social Sciences
- +57 subjects
Rohit: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...an Economics and Political Science major at the University of Minnesota. In addition to being a tutor at Grade Potential, I work as a debate coach at Como Park High School in St. Paul. I have previously worked as volunteer tutor at East Side Neighborhood Services and as a Resident Assistant at the University of Michigan Summer Debate Institute. This summer I will also be working with high school students at the Minnesota Debate and...
Education & Certification
- University of Minnesota - Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and Economics
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- College English
- ACCUPLACER Reading Comprehension
- Pre-Algebra
- +49 subjects
Malcolm: Syracuse LSAT course instructor
...the LSAT, and it is my goal to help as many students score in that range as possible. I focus on simplifying the LSAT, and helping students think through the test. It's my fundamental belief that anyone can score really high on the exam, and I would love to help you get there. I currently plan on attending UT Law in 2022, and look forward to helping you get into your top choice school.
Education & Certification
- The University of Texas at Austin - Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and Government
Subject Expertise
- LSAT
- LSAT Essay Section
- LSAT Analytical Reasoning
- LSAT Logical Reasoning
- +2 subjects