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What makes Strategy different?
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Because we're a local company, based in the DC area, when you sign up for a class, you're signing up for more than just a series of lectures. You're joining a tight-knit group of teachers and students who will soon become some of your best friends—at least when it comes to studying for the LSAT.
You're also joining a place that many students—believe it or not—find fun after a long day of work or classes. To give you a sense of what we're talking about, search for the words "enjoy" and "funny" on our testimonials page.
In the end, many students say they feel the difference in the kind of attention they get, the friends they make, and the way they find themselves feeling about a test they initially thought they'd "just have to endure."
More Hours, More Exams
It also doesn't hurt that all our courses give you more than almost any comparable course out there. More hours, more practice exams, more one-on-one interaction with your instructor, and more support.
Check out how each course compares with the courses at Kaplan and other companies:
Unique Approach: The Most Visual and Flexible
On the more technical side, our approach to the test is also unique—especially in the logic games section, which most students consider their hardest section.
Our approach is more visual than other approaches and one of the reasons we started Strategy. The two main advantages: Our visual techniques help you move faster and make more inferences—the two biggest challenges in the logic games.
Our approach to the short arguments is pretty cool as well: We've combined and added to the best strategies of other companies so that both left- and right-brain thinkers can learn more than just one way to approach each question.
Does Strategy use official LSAT questions?
We use only official, authentic, genuine LSAT questions—in class, in homework, in practice exams, in everything.
What about Strategy's instructors?
To even apply for a job here, you must have scored a 170 or higher on an officially administered LSAT. In other words, you must have walked the walk. But that's not all.
Aside from the initial and informal screening for friendliness, all instructors and tutors must go through the same vetting process, which a surprising number of these top scorers fail.
Our interviews are straightforward: each applicant must teach,
teach, teach. And if they can, then we start to consider them. (This
is another advantage of a tight-knit company: we can be selective.)
But the best way to see what we're talking about is to sit in on a class for free.
What's the difference between Strategy's three courses?
The three courses all cover the same techniques. But the more time you have with your instructor, the more opportunities you'll have to ask questions, to work through challenges, and to build a consistent track record of success.
That said, if you're too busy to put in that much time or need to keep your expenses in check, then the 20-Hour course is for you. Otherwise, we recommend the 60-Hour or 100-Hour course.
Our Three Courses
| 100-Hour Course |
60-Hour Course |
20-Hour Course |
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| Your instructor scored in the top 3% |  |
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| Live instruction hours | 100 | 60 | 20 |
| Live practice exams | 8 | 6 | 4 |
| Take-home practice exams | 12 | 8 | 6 |
| Hundreds of official practice questions | |
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| You get your instructor's cell number | |
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| Discounted rate on hourly private tutoring | |
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| Higher score guarantee | |
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| $1,195 | $895 | $495 | |
Can I cancel after I enroll?
Yes. If you decide to cancel before the first day of class, you can get a full refund—no questions asked!
When should I take the LSAT?
Check out our preparation timeline to help you decide: