Griffon Prep
Offering LSAT, GMAT, and GRE classes in the
Washington, DC area. 1-866-577-2673
New for 2009: LSAT 101, a course designed for people who have trouble with standardized tests.
For more information click here.
LSAT Course -- $1350
Course Features at a Glance:
| Comprehensive in-class
instruction |
66.5 hours |
| Five full-length practice
tests |
20 hours |
| Weekly Extra-help Sessions |
35 hours (Friday hours are an estimate and vary depending on the length of the schedule.) |
| Total Course Time |
121.5 hours |
I would recommend the class to anyone looking to thoroughly prepare for the LSAT.
-- Ryan M.
Twelve 3 1/2 hour lectures cover everything you
need to know about the LSAT. Four 3 1/2 hour workshops guide you through the
necessary strategies for completing the LSAT questions within the alloted
time. Three test review sessions help you isolate your weaknesses.
Each full-length practice test is an actual, recent
LSAT administered in 2006, 2007, or 2008. Each test is administered with a fifth
section to simulate the five section test you will take during the actual
LSAT.
Learn more
about:
Our Curriculum
More than just simple
guessing strategies and tricks. Our curriculum is designed to get you the
meaningful score increase that can only be achieved through solid understanding
and skill building.
- Reading Comprehension
Learn the secrets of active reading to help both your speed and
your comprehension.
- Logical Reasoning
Master the fundamental rules of argumentation and formal logic
to help you answer questions easily.
- Logic Games
Learn how to draw effective diagrams that will help you answer
questions faster than you ever imagined possible.
Each class session is supplemented by a homework
assignment comprised of actual LSAT questions, timed practice sections, and sets
of skill-developing drills.
Want to know more? Take a look at our Comprehensive
Course Syllabus
Course Materials
The comprehensive course contains
almost 1000 pages of material, including practice questions, drills, and
explanations.
- Practice Questions
Every lesson is accompanied by a set of practice questions
grouped by category. Each of these practice questions is accompanied by a
socratic explanation.
- Socratic Explanations
Our explanations don't just explain the reasoning behind the
correct answer, they also guide you through the thought process to getting
there through a series of socratic questions.
- Skill-Building Drills
A series of drills breaks the LSAT questions into pieces,
allowing you to focus on one piece at a time and improve your speed.
- Timed Sections
As the course progresses, you'll have the opportunity to do full sections to practice under the pressure of time.
All practice questions and timed sections are from real, formerly
administered LSAT tests. The LSAT material is presented in two handsome and
easy-to-manipulate binders, which allow you to withdraw practice questions
easily for brief study sessions on the metro or at work. The price of the
material is included in the price of the course.
Want to know more? View a sample
of our LSAT material
Our Instructors
Each of our instructors is required
to have achieved a score of at least 170 on the LSAT. Of course, our instructors are not just
masterful at the LSAT, they are also masterful at passing that information on to
others. And they do so in a way that will keep you awake and
engaged.
Find out more about the person teaching your class by visiting
our Upcoming
Schedules page and clicking on the instructor's name.
Course Location: Dupont Circle
Our Dupont classroom is located at 1530 16th Street, NW, about
4 blocks from the Dupont metro station (on the red line). To get to our office by metro, exit on Q street from the Dupont Circle stop. Turn right after coming up the escalator and walk straight down Q street until you reach 16th street. At 16th street, turn right. 1530 is the 3rd building on the street.
Parking along the west side of 16th street is metered until 6:30; after 6:30 parking along the street is free. Parking along the east side of 16th street is prohibited between 4:00 and 6:30 (rush hour) but is free thereafter. For the convenience of students who are driving, evening
classes at Dupont begin at 6:30.
Extra-Help Sessions
Every Friday evening free
extra-help sessions are held at our Dupont classroom location. Students can
bring questions to ask the attending instructor and use this time for structured
studying. The attending instructor usually takes turns sitting with each student
and either answering homework questions or working on a specific problem
area.
Class Schedules
Class schedules for the LSAT usually
begin about 2 months before the exam, allowing ample time for studying and
practice. Each schedule includes 15 three-and-a-half hour lecture classes, five practice exams, three
exam-review sessions, and one wrap-up
session, which is a general review of concepts immediately before the real LSAT
exam. All schedules begin with a real LSAT test, which the instructor will use
to assess your strengths and weaknesses. Four other real, recently administered
LSAT practice tests will be administered during the course. Each test will be
from the 2005 or 2006 administration year, and will have an added fifth section
from another real LSAT in order to simulate the real test-taking
experience.
*******New for 2009*******
Beginning February of 2009 Griffon Prep will begin offering a course designed exclusively for students who have substantial trouble with standardized tests. If you have a history of uncharacteristically low standaradized test scores, look into our
new LSAT 101 course.
Want to know more? View our Upcoming
Schedules
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