All courses are led by a Teacher who scored a 99th percentile on an official LSAT exam and feature our exclusive curriculum. Teachers all have previous teaching experience and are paid $100/hr so that we attract and retain the best and the brightest talent to teach students.

Class Information

Atlas LSAT class sizes are limited (generally ranging between 10 to 25 students), and sessions are structured around model problems and group exercises designed to be both challenging and engaging. All students also have unlimited access to class recordings online and can reach LSAT teachers for homework help. Students have LSAT Forum access to detailed explanations of all released LSAT PrepTest questions.

Student Testimonials

Far superior. Better diagram setups for Logic Games, simpler and more effective tools in general. The quality of the instruction was several steps above what you see at [competitor name redacted], for instance. It was extremely helpful. I would recommend it to anyone taking the LSAT, and I would recommend it as far superior to other courses I've taken. The teachers were creative, patient, supportive, flexible, engaging, and often entertaining! They obviously had a mastery of the subject matter, and they were adept at sharing their knowledge and 'tool belts' with us."

The preparation that you guys put into this course definitely showed . . . the course was well organized, efficiently managed, and very helpful . . . For me, especially with the logic games, the techniques you came up with have allowed me to dramatically increase my scores."

 
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Online LSAT Teachers

Brian Birdwell

Brian Birdwell was born and raised in Percilla, Texas (population 30 or so). These days he spends most of his time in Austin and the rest of it traveling. Like his colleagues in the test-prep world, he has a long list of interests and wears many hats: philosopher, poet, filmmaker, businessman, musician, leisure enthusiast, teacher, and student.

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Dan Gonzalez

As co-creator of the Atlas LSAT curriculum and study guides, Dan Gonzalez has spent a good part of the last few years thinking about how to help you improve your LSAT score.

In addition to a 99th percentile score on the LSAT, Dan brings a wealth of teaching experience to his work at Atlas LSAT. Dan graduated from Dartmouth College with a degree in engineering before taking a job as a high school physics teacher at Milton Academy, a Boston area preparatory school.

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Mike Kim

Mike Kim realized early on that he had a knack for standardized exams, and began teaching the SAT while still in high school. Sure, Mike's love of logic puzzles and advanced math concepts ensured that he would have a packed social calendar, but what he loved doing most during his teenage years was sitting alone and making up stories in his head. After winning a writing competition for high school students, Mike moved on to Amherst College for his undergraduate studies. And though he thoroughly enjoyed his collegiate experience, his only lament was that, as an English major, he did not get to take even one multiple choice exam in all four of his years.

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Noah Teitelbaum

Noah has worked in education for years, beginning in 2001 with his first public school class in Harlem. There he learned "through painful trial and error" the fundamentals of lesson planning, effective lesson delivery and the art of handing out stickers and detentions. He then taught mathematics at North Star, one of the premier inner-city charter schools in the country. There he began training other teachers and developing curriculum and computerized assessment and analysis tools. Noah then became a teacher trainer for New York and New Haven teachers.

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Course Materials

Enrollment in a course gives you access to the following materials.

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Private Tutoring

All packages include:

• A tutor who will design an LSAT Course to address your weaknesses and customized to fit your study timeline
• Includes the Complete Atlas LSAT Curriculum: 3 strategy guides and 20+ practice LSAT PrepTests. Packages of 15 hours or more receive the Supplemental Practice Book containing additional 8 most recent LSAT PrepTests, for a total of 28+ PrepTests.
• 6 month access to Class Recordings of the Full 12-session LSAT Prep Course
• Enhanced access to LSAT Forum -- with detailed explanations of all questions on previous LSAT PrepTests
• A Course Syllabus to structure your reading, homework, practice tests, and review

> By the cup: Hourly Tutoring

• 2 hour minimum
• A tutor will design your private tutoring hours to address your weakness or you can review specific questions or practice LSATs
• Includes Free Practice Exam Assessment

To Get Started:

1. Click "Request Tutor" link
2. Student Services will call you to discuss your needs
3. We will match you up with a tutor!