Frequently Asked Questions
Missing a class? Don't worry!
Most of my students work full time, go to school full time, or both. Everyone has friends and family and some semblance of a life outside the LSAT. Everyone misses a class here and there. We've got you covered.
You can visit the LSAT Demon schedule of classes here. We record video in every class and upload within a few days—frequently the same day—so you can review at your convenience. Hit the "Ask" button in the LSAT Demon and you'll get a prompt response. And when you return to class, you can ask any lingering questions in person.
should i do A course or private tutoring?
The LSAT Demon is great for students at anywhere in the world. With the Demon, you can go as fast or as slow as you’d like. Want to do a super-intense six tests per week? That's not recommended, but knock yourself out. Want to do just one test per week, then re-watch each explanation over and over to be sure you’ve mastered each question? You can do that too. With the timed sections, tests, and drilling features, it’s the complete package for online LSAT prep.
My private tutoring is the best LSAT prep money can buy. We’ll spend 100% of our time working on questions that YOU are struggling with, on YOUR schedule. I hope you’ll leave each session with at least one epiphany and one roadblock removed. It's ideal for those with particularly hectic school/work schedules and very high scorers. There’s nothing I love more than helping a private tutoring student break into the 99th percentile.
Students frequently do a combination of live classes and private tutoring.
when should i sign up for the lsat?
It depends. Ideally, you won’t sign up for the official test until you’ve done several official practice tests and are happy with your scores. My classes and tutoring are built around official practice tests, so if you study with me you’ll always know exactly where you stand.
How is your tutoring structured?
My tutoring, like my classes, are built around actual practice LSATs. Students do tests on their own, keeping track of trouble spots. We meet to review their mistakes. 100% of our tutoring time is spent discussing questions that YOU need help with, so it’s the most efficient way to prepare for the test. The LSAT tends to repeat itself, so each question we solve has a good chance of removing a major stumbling block.
What's the difference between your course and other LSAT courses?
It's indelicate to say this: me. When you go with one of the corporations, you roll the dice on what kind of teacher you're going to get. I worked for one of the big companies in 2007-2008, and I think I was pretty good--for a novice teacher who had been hired (and sort-of trained) over the telephone. I fell in love with teaching right away, but other folks are just picking up some cash on their way to law school, or alongside other professional pursuits. Ten years later, I'm still learning new things about the test. (I scored 179, but I shudder to think of all the inefficient ways I explained things when I first started.)
Another big difference is the curriculum. My classes follow a loose substantive outline, but I never drag my classes through musty, scripted lessons. Instead, I improvise explanations based on questions we have encountered in real, recent prep tests. I constantly update my courses to include the most recent tests. My teaching evolves in response to the test's iterations.
what materials are included in private tutoring?
Private tutoring students receive homework and materials depending on their specific needs, to be assessed at each meeting.
Does Fox LSAT sign me up for the LSAT?
No. Separate registration for the LSAT is available through LSAC.org.
how much does the LSAT Demon cost?
Three plans help you get the access you need on a budget that works for you. $95 a month gets you a regular membership. $195 gets you Premium access. $295 gets you a Live subscription, which is our most comprehensive package. Find out more at the LSAT Demon.
How long will I have access to the LSAT Demon once I buy it?
The LSAT Demon is a subscription based service, billed monthly.