LSAT Preparation Information

The following is a list of preparatory materials that you might want to try as you prepare for the LSAT. Note: The University of Akron School of Law does not endorse or represent any LSAT preparatory course/material. This information is simply provided as a service to prospective law students.

1. Law School Admission Council (LSAC): LSAC is the organization that develops and administers the LSAT. They sell copies of old tests to aid students in preparation for the exam. Click here to purchase LSAT preparation materials from LSAC. Since these are actual copies of actual LSAT exams that have actually been administered at one time, the resources offered by LSAC generally provide the best gauge of how you can expect to perform on the LSAT.

2. The Princeton Review: For more information, call 216.360.0100 or visit www.review.com.

3. Kaplan Test Prep: For more information call 1.800.KAP.TEST or visit www.kaplan.com.

4. Knewton LSAT Prep: For more information, visit www.knewton.com/lsat. Enter promotional code UAKRON-LSAT for a $50 discount.

5. Prepmaster LSAT Intensive Review: For more information, visit www.prepmaster.com.

6. Sherwood Test Prep: For more information, visit www.sherwoodtest.com.

7. Simugator: For more information, visit www.simugator.com.

8. The University of Akron Center for Continuing Education: While the School of Law does not offer an LSAT preparation course, The University of Akron's Center for Continuing Education does from time to time. For more information, call 330.972.7577 or visit www.uakron.edu/ce.

9. Cleveland State University Continuing Education: Cleveland State University offers a preparation course for the LSAT. For more information, click here or call 216.687.2144.

10. Kent State University Continuing Education: The Kent State University Office of Continuing and Distance Education sometimes offers preparation courses for the LSAT. For more information, call 330.672.3100 or e-mail ccsreg@kent.edu.

If you are not located in northeast Ohio, you may want to contact a local college, university, or community college to ask whether or not they offer LSAT preparation courses. In addition, most libraries and bookstores carry commercial LSAT preparation guides published by Kaplan, Princeton Review, Barron's, and other companies.