Alpha Score LSAT Review

Alpha Score LSAT is presented in a fun and engaging way. The video tutorials are all HD and a simple presentation.

Basically, they’re easy on the eyes and won’t bore you.

There is one primary instructor who is super qualified, but also relatable and a good communicator.

This will be helpful, because there are over 50 hours of lectures to sit through.

While you don’t have to watch them all, you’ll feel better doing it knowing it won’t be painful or tedious.

Alpha Score LSAT allows you to speed up or slow down lectures. Whether you are a note-taker or a speed-listener, this has advantages.

Additionally, with 12 months of course access, you can set a pace of study that works for your lifestyle.

This means that how often and for how long you study can largely be determined by your other work or life obligations, giving you the right timeline you need to succeed.

One huge distinctive feature of the Alpha Score LSAT prep is a full free month trial.

This gives you access to a sampling of curriculum materials, including three video lessons and one official LSAT exam. You also get to practice 125 practice questions from the LSAT.

The paid versions make the materials available for 12 months, so this first month is a good way to learn if you’re willing to make that investment.

Alpha Score LSAT is budget-friendly. A lot of LSAT courses have either a hefty up-front cost, or a recurring subscription fee.

Also, you may only get other courses for as little as three months, where you get Alpha Score for 12 months. This can be a huge cost saver, especially if your studies take longer than expected.

The LSAT is complicated and really unique. What you encounter will be unlike other tests. This is meant to challenge your critical thinking and logic skills.

While that’s a great predictor of success as a lawyer, it can make test prep difficult. Alpha Score prides itself on using the real deal. You get authentic exam questions and logic games from previous years.

This helps you nail the style and rhythm of the test, and to determine the best responses to specific questions.

While the one month free trial is an awesome resource to see how you like the program, it only gives you a sneak peek of the available tools.

Alpha Score has a huge bank of questions and other test prep resources. You preview a fraction of these in the free trial.

While you get them for a month, you’ll realize pretty quickly that you have to pay if you want to start test prep for real.

Reading comprehension is a big portion of the LSAT exam. This tests how well you can understand what you read and reflect it back, and whether you can provide the right solutions for problems.

Alpha Score LSAT doesn’t have the strongest module to refine this skill. They offer test prep for this in audio lectures with animated slides. There is also a downloadable PDF resource that you can use.

But overall, there's a much stronger focus on other areas of the test, especially logical reasoning, than on reading comprehension.

This lean area could be an issue if reading comprehension isn’t a strength of yours.

Greg Smith is the primary instructor for the Alpha Score video courses. He’s engaging, personable, and relatable.

However, because he does almost all of the videos, he’s pretty much what you get.

He’s pretty young, stands in front of a whiteboard and has an easy teaching style. However, at this point, the one month free trial could be valuable, just in case his delivery doesn’t match your learning style.

Alpha Score LSAT has only been around for a few years. They have yet to publish score improvements. Some companies do this, which gives you an idea of how well people do on the LSAT after studying with them.

This is missing from the Alpha Score LSAT prep, so it’s hard to determine the likelihood that it will result in you passing the test.