LSAT Preparation Workshops

The Law School Admission Test® (LSAT®) is a half–day standardized test required for admission to law schools that are members of the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC). A workshop is offered per semester. The workshop is a series of 10 or 14 sessions. Sessions meet once a week. To learn more about the LSAT Test, please visit The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) website. Cost of the workshop (to include workbook) is $600.

How difficult is the LSAT?

The following is an excerpt from professional law bloggers
 Joshua Craven & Evan Jones at LawSchooli

"The LSAT is objectively difficult for two main reasons:

1. It requires you to use logic in way that is not intuitive to most people. The language of the questions is made deliberately subtle, confusing, and difficult to fully grasp. Also, you are simply given more things to keep track of than is easy to hold in level mind all at once. Add to that there are three different kinds of sections on the LSAT each containing a different type of unintuitive problems.

2. Time pressure: you are forced to tackle this really hard stuff very quickly. You have about a minute and a half on average to perform each individual question on the LSAT. Invariably you will find that you could be a lot more comfortable and a lot more sure about the answer if you had more time, but you don’t. Even where there are easy questions, you have to do those even faster, fast as a leopard, so that you have extra time to spend on the hardest LSAT questions where you you are really going to need it."

Quick Info

• Workshops include 32 hours of in-class instruction on powerful test-taking techniques and reviews on previous examination materials/questions in a classroom format.


• The cost of the course includes all workshop materials (workbook and textbook). 


• There are three full-length practice tests to measure your results: a pre-diagnostic, middle diagnostic, and post-diagnostic towards the end of the workshop.


• Discounts are offered to UTSA students, UTSA Staff/Faculty and their immediate families, Active Alumni Association Members and their immediate families, active military/veteran and their immediate families.


• You must register for the workshop before noon on the day before the workshop starts.

Spring 2020 LSAT Prep Workshops