LawTrack

LawTrack is our free monthly email planning system.

About The Barron's LSAT Prep Book/Cognella LSAT Roadmap

Starting June 2023 the Barron's LSAT is the Cognella LSAT Road Map!

The Barron's/Cognella book is based on Jay Cutts' 30+ years of working closely with thousands of LSAT students. It contains the most effective and comprehensive breakdown of the LSAT of any commercial prep book.

If you are going to buy only one LSAT book, start with the Cognella LSAT Roadmap.

Buying the Barron's book/Cognella LSAT Roadmap entitles you to additional free prep resources, including our Solution of the Week and weekly prep planning.

The Barron's book/Cognella LSAT Roadmap is the basis for the STEPS to the LSAT and SPI programs.

Get the Cognella LSAT Roadmap and actual LSAT practice tests here!

Free Support Programs for Prelaw Groups

Free Monthly Prelaw Meeting Plans- a series of nine agendas for prelaw group meetings, with instructions

Free Consulting on prelaw membership building, programs, fund raising

Free or Discounted LSAT course raffles for fund raising

Free special programs for members, including seminars, webinars, teleconferencing, printed materials

Call us at (505) 281-0684 day or evening, 7 days

For Prelaw Officers: More About Programs for Prelaw Groups

For Prelaw Advisors

LawTrack - The LawTrack program is a free month-by-month prelaw email planning system.

LawTrack identifies a student's current academic year and provides instructions on what they should be doing for a particular month and how to do it.

LawTrack reinforces the advising that you provide. It ensures that each student gets the reminders and instructions they need when they need it. LawTrack's goal is to help students plan far enough in advance to do well on the LSAT and their application.

You can download a flyer about LawTrack to distribute to your students.

STEPS to the LSAT and the Summer Prelaw Intensive (SPI) Programs - You can refer students to these programs, designed to provide extremely affordable, high quality LSAT and admissions support for students who may have limited resources.

Both programs are aimed at students who may not have the family, cultural, or financial resources to pay for commercial help. In fact these programs are a more cost-effective approach even for students who do have resources. Students work independently as much as possible and save their money for personal coaching if they need it.

By making your students aware of these resources, you are helping them to choose the programs that make the most sense to them.

You can review details of STEPS and SPI here.

You can download flyers for distribution to your advisees and prelaw clubs for: STEPS to the LSAT flyer and for SPI flyer

LSAT and Admissions On-Campus Prep Programs - You can use our STEPS to the LSAT and our Summer Prelaw Intensive (SPI) programs to create your own on-campus services.

Both STEPS and SPI are "turn-key" programs that require almost no work - and no funding! - on your part. Prelaw advisors have used one or both to create highly affordable, long term LSAT support programs and/or focused admissions support programs on campus.

Example 1: In the fall or spring you could announce that you are offering an LSAT support program on campus. Students might meet twice a week for six weeks. You would designate a location for students to meet. You would direct students to the website for STEPS to the LSAT. Each student would register individually. The cost is about $103.

Each student receives the STEPS materials directly from the STEPS website. The materials direct the student's day by day practice. When students meet together, STEPS provides a proctor's manual so that one of the students, or someone appointed by you, directs the day's 2-3 hour class.

You don't have to spend anything on instructors or materials.

You may or may not wish to meet with the students during the 6 week program.

Example 2: You may already by running certain LSAT or admissions programs that are using a lot of your funding resources. You can use STEPS and/or SPI to cover much of the instruction at a much lower price. You can then save your funding for more personalized or specialized programs for students.

One school in Texas currently pays a commercial prep company close to $800 per student for summer LSAT and admissions prep. They serve about 50 students for a total cost of $40,000. By using the STEPS system combined with several STEPS-trained instructors, they calculated that they could serve 50 students for under $3000 total. The saved money would allow them to reduce the charge that each student paid and to serve more students.

There are many ways to use STEPS and/or SPI to run your own programs. Programs are fully funded by the students' enrollment fees. All enrollment and administration is done by the STEPS or SPI program, not by you.

The STEPS and SPI programs are guided by a national advisory board of prelaw advisors and professionals. Both programs are co-sponsored by the following organizations:

If you'd like to talk about ideas for running more effective and more affordble programs, please call Jay Cutts:

Call us at (505) 281-0684 day or evening, 7 days