The Summer Prelaw Intensive (SPI) Program is a special version of STEPS to the LSAT.
SPI is a ten-week intensive program focusing on both the LSAT and the admissions process. You can attend SPI from your own home. SPI gives you:
1. Daily instruction on the LSAT and admissions
2. Daily assignments to practice what you are learning
3. A weekly check-in with your mentor
4. Contact information for other SPI students who are interested in studying or mutual support
When the 10 week program is over, you are automatically enrolled in the STEPS to the LSAT program and continue in that as long as you need at no extra cost.
Note: SPI does NOT include classroom sessions or personal LSAT coaching.
The main SPI program starts in June. You can also start in the fall or at a custom time.
SPI costs only a little more than just the STEPS to the LSAT program, so it is affordable for anyone.
If you have questions about SPI, call us at 505-281-0684 or write orders@cuttsreviews.com.
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STEPS is a creation of Jay Cutts. Jay is the lead
author of the Barron's LSAT Prep Book and director of Cutts Graduate Reviews.
For over 24 years he has helped students master the LSAT and get accepted to
Law School. STEPS lets you work with his advanced coaching materials,
not published elsewhere, in a highly structured self-prep support program.
Our mission is to provide any prelaw student, regardless of educational or socioeconomic background, a support system for studying the LSAT.
STEPS draws on highly expert instruction, addresses the real study needs of today's student, and requires only a minimal investment.
It is part of our mission that profit is not our primary goal and that
a significant portion of any profit is used to develop and provide additional
services.
Jane Finkle, MS, Prelaw advisor, formerly at University of Pennsylvania and Bryn Mawr College. Prelaw columnist, US News and World Career Forum.
Laura Hosid, Esq., Former Associate Director, Office of Career Services, Georgetown University Law Center. Advisor, Vinik Educational Placement Services.
Michael Santana, Esq., Former Assistant Legal Writing Professor, Vermont Law School, University of Montana School of Law
Sidney Williams, Esq., Central State University, Director, Prelaw and Preprofessional Programs and Special Initiatives
Advisory Board members and the organizations with which they are affiliated do not necessarily endorse the STEPS to the LSAT program or Cutts Graduate Reviews. Advisory board members are independent prelaw specialists who have no financial connection with STEPS