The LSAT requires the ability to read well and to think critically and analytically. Studying hard for the LSAT is a very good idea. People prepare in different ways, depending on the manner in which they learn best, their financial situation, etc. The Career Center does not endorse or recommend any particular course, or even that a course be taken. This is an individual matter based on need, learning style, etc.
Opinion varies on the value of the courses.
Read it carefully. Your subscription period is for twelve months, so subscribe for the period in which you will be applying. See the section on Timing . Students Major in the field which interests you the most, while developing your ability to read, write, and think critically. Be aware of the job market.