LSAT Exam Prep Bootcamp
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Leland’s LSAT Exam Prep Bootcamp is the ultimate crash course to crush the LSAT. Through twelve, 2-hour live sessions with an expert LSAT tutor, you’ll get everything you need to land a score in the top percentiles: formal logic mastery, argument analysis and flaw identification, reading comprehension strategies for dense legal and academic texts, time management techniques to maximize efficiency, strategic elimination methods, and proven test-taking strategies to improve accuracy and endurance, and more. In addition, you'll receive all the test prep resources you need to succeed, including a robust study schedule, hundreds of targeted practice questions, a mobile app with flashcards, full-length practice exams, and a personalized progress tracker dashboard. Invest in yourself and your future, and unlock your potential to succeed on the LSAT.
This bootcamp is made for
- Busy Students. For undergrads, our LSAT bootcamp offers expert, affordable, structured prep to balance busy lives and boost scores fast.
- Procrastinators. Stressed or short on time? Our LSAT bootcamp offers fast, focused prep to boost your score before deadlines hit.
- Working Professionals. For professionals, our LSAT bootcamp offers structured, expert prep to help you pivot careers and get into top law schools.
Included in this bootcamp
Curriculum outline
LSAT intro, Arguments, Flaws and Logical Reasoning
Argument structure (premises, conclusions, assumptions), and identifying flawsMay 30, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCIntroduction to Reading Comprehension
Learning "how to read" and identify the author's purpose, beliefs and tone to answer questions accuratelyJune 2, 2026 - Tuesday at 11:30 PM UTCLogical Reasoning: Conclusions, Sufficient Assumptions, “Must Be True” Questions
Understand how to identify conclusions and navigate assumptionsJune 6, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCReading Comprehension: Strengthen vs. "Most Strongly Supported Questions" + Intro to Formal Logic
How to tackle strengthen vs "most strongly supported" questions, understanding formal logic principlesJune 9, 2026 - Tuesday at 11:30 PM UTCReading Comprehension: Common Question Types and Strategies
Strategies to answer RC questions accurately and efficiently on the examJune 13, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCLogical Reasoning: Necessary Assumptions and Flaws pt. 2
How to navigate necessary assumption questions, and revisiting argument flawsJune 16, 2026 - Tuesday at 11:30 PM UTCLogical Reasoning: Cause and Effect, Flaws pt 3, and Weaken Questions
Identify and evaluate causal reasoning, deep-dive on argument flaws, and weakening conclusionsJune 20, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCReading Comprehension: Identifying Common Patterns, Comparative Reading
Develop pattern recognition for Reading Comprehension, and digesting comparative passagesJune 23, 2026 - Tuesday at 11:30 PM UTCLogical Reasoning: Method of Reasoning, Parallel Reasoning, Resolve/Explain Questions
Evaluate an argument's construction, identify similar patterns in other arguments and resolve discrepanciesJune 27, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCLogical Reasoning: Point of Disagreement/ Agreement, Role, “Must Be False” Questions
Pinpoint statements where authors disagree and identify what cannot be true given a passage scenarioJune 30, 2026 - Tuesday at 11:30 PM UTCReading Comprehension Review: Abstraction, Purpose Research, Prediction
Learn to look beyond superficial details to understand logical concepts, and purpose in a passageJuly 7, 2026 - Tuesday at 11:30 PM UTCLogical Reasoning Review: Stimulus analysis, Section Strategies, Sitting for the Test
Review stimulus analysis and final strategies for crushing the LSATJuly 11, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCMeet the experts in your corner
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I started teaching LSAT classes and tutoring students one-on-one in 2009 part-time while working at a law firm, and quickly found that I loved it much more than my regular job. In 2016, the opportunity came to start teaching the LSAT full-time, and I haven't looked back since. I teach classes, tutor/coach, lead small group seminars, and answer student questions about the LSAT in various online communities. I'm passionate about my students' success. When a concept "clicks" for a student, that makes my day!