It takes a long time to become an effective teacher of test prep programs. By not using students, we keep our level of instruction far in excess of the industry standard. At present our least experienced instructor has over five years of experience teaching with us and is a practicing lawyer. The registration fee for test prep courses is neither tax deductible nor a tax credit. Nevertheless, we recognize that some of you may require receipts for the purposes or reimbursement.
Receipts are available at the course.
Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate requests for receipts prior to the start of any course. Obviously no form of test preparation can guarantee you a specific result. The truth is that test preparation is hard work and there is no magic. Our courses are run during the six week period prior to specific LSAT dates. You may repeat your course one time for the next LSAT, using your existing course materials, provided that you pre-register and identify yourself as a student repeating the course.