About Our Program
See general FAQ about the LSAT
What are the class sizes?
Our LSAT classes are typically 5-10 students. In order to ensure that every student receives the undivided attention of the instructor, our student-to-teacher ratio never exceeds 8. Larger classes are staffed with an additional instructor.
How is Ivy Global different than other schools?
Most schools provide instructors who do not possess the skills and experience necessary for effective LSAT teaching. The teaching method at these schools is often generic and does not sufficiently recognize the unique needs of each student. Ivy Global prides itself on its uniquely tailored program and its top quality instructors.
Who are your LSAT instructors?
We carefully choose instructors who combine outstanding performance on the LSAT with a passion for teaching. Our instructors are experts in teaching the LSAT.
Should I take an LSAT class or private tutoring?
Both our LSAT classes and our one-on-one private LSAT tutoring will provide you with the knowledge and preparation you need to improve your performance on the LSAT. The classes are well suited for students who are new to the LSAT and who want to learn about all aspects of the test. Private tutoring is well suited for students who learn more effectively in a one-on-one context, or who need to improve on only specific sections or question types on the LSAT.
Where do you offer classes?
We offer LSAT prep courses in the following cities:
Vancouver | Kelowna | Calgary | London | Mississauga | Toronto | Ottawa | Montreal
Which LSAT class should I take?
Ivy Global offers both a Full Course (60 hrs) and a Crash Course (24 hrs). Both our LSAT classes will cover all aspects of the test and will equip you with the most effective strategies for tackling every question type on the test. The Crash Course will cover all the essential concepts whereas the Full Course will cover each of the concepts more thoroughly. We recommend taking the class that will best fit with your schedule and budget.
Will the student be taking practice exams during classes?
Yes. Since the LSAT requires intensely analyzing very dense material in a very short amount of time, it is essential for students to experience writing the test under accurate test conditions. Our classes will provide practice sections from actual, previously administered LSAT’s for students to practice their newly acquired skills and strategies. Our longer courses offer more practice exams.
Do you help with the other aspects of the admissions process?
Yes. In addition to the LSAT, we help students with:
- Law School Planning - Creating a "law school profile", setting target schools and developing a goal list necessary to improve your chances of admission.
- Personal Statement - Choosing a topic, setting a narrative perspective and refining key points to address.
- References - Approaching professors, advice on who should you ask, and writing thank you notes
- General - Admission tips, school specific considerations, and application timelines.
Why Ivy Global?
Our instructors have all scored in at least the 97th percentile on a recently administered LSAT. Their extensive knowledge of the LSAT allows them to provide you with strategies that will give you an edge above the competition.
- Experience - Our tutors have been admitted to top schools in both Canada and the United States and can provide their firsthand knowledge of the admissions process.
- Strategy - We work with you to build a student profile in order to determine what your LSAT goals should be in order to get into your target schools.
- Analysis - We provide detailed analysis of your performance on specific question and game types to provide targeted instruction.
- Personalization - Tutors have developed the program personally and are flexible in their approach with each class or individual.
