The ATLAS Graduate Division, Compass Test Review, has a student-centered learning model that focuses on building stronger critical reasoning and analysis skills while strengthening their problem solving abilities. Our inquiry-based teaching model engages and empowers students to succeed on test day… and beyond!
Our LSAT prep is an in-depth & efficient review of Writing Sample, Analytical Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension question types using only real exams and diagnostics to give you the most realistic prep experience.
Top-notch, dynamic professionals work with you to tailor your review to ensure you reach your goals. Efficient & effective review options to fit your learning style, schedule, and budget. Let’s get started!
| Private Tutoring (1-on-1) |
Personalized sessions and proctored diagnostics tailored to your schedule and goals. Targeted preparation customized to maximize your time and results. | -2 Hour tutoring sessions -4-hour diagnostic exams -Spaced over 9-15 weeks |
| Small Group Study (2-5 Students) |
Motivational coaching in a personal setting. Form your own, or join one of ours! | -Nine, 2-hour study sessions -Four, 4-hour diagnostics -Spaced over 9-12 weeks |
| Reading Comprehension | 27 Questions; 35 minutes; Measures reading comprehension and critical reasoning skills |
| Analytical Reasoning | 23 Questions from 4 Logic Games; 35 minutes; Measures critical thinking and reasoning abilities |
| Logical Reasoning | 25-26 Questions; two 35 minute sections; Measures critical reasoning ability, as well as ability to make assumptions and draw conclusions |
| Variable | 35 minutes; Will appear as one of the 3 sections above. You will not know which section is it, but it is un-scored. |
| Writing Sample | 1 prompt; 35 minutes; Un-scored, but the sample is set to all law schools to which you apply. |
Available dates/times vary by testing location Various options each month, except for February and December.
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Your LSAT score can range anywhere from a 120 to a 180. The average LSAT score is approximately a 150, but you need to score better than that to be competitive in the admissions process.
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