The Road to 180: The Ultimate Guide to LSAT Prep

Now includes LSATMax's new white paper, "Benefits of a Good LSAT Score"!

A beginner's guide to the LSAT. Written by the Harvard Law School Alumni who created LSATMax, the #1-ranked LSAT app (search "LSATMax" in the Apple App Store and/or Google Play Store), The Road to 180 is the ultimate LSAT guide to LSAT Prep.

The path to law school is a difficult one that is filled with misconceptions, both about law school and the LSAT. Before embarking on this journey, it is imperative that you ask the right questions.

This book will review "Commonly Asked Questions" as well as "Should Ask Questions," in an effort to help you navigate the law school admissions process more effectively.

Find out how LSATMax's founder, Mehran, was able to increase his score from a 148 to a 174 and graduate from HLS and learn what inspired him to start LSATMax, the #1-ranked LSAT prep course for the past three years, ranking ahead of Kaplan LSAT, Princeton Review, Blueprint LSAT, Powerscore, Manhattan LSAT, etc.

This guide has been updated for the digital LSAT, which was first administered by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) in July 2019. Now, every LSAT in North America (United States & Canada) is administered digitally on a Microsoft Surface Go Tablet.

Tablets will be provided to test takers at the test center. On the digital LSAT, both the content and the structure of the test sections and the questions will be the same as the paper-and-pencil LSAT. But in addition, the digital LSAT will include new features such as a timer with a five-minute warning, highlighting, and flagging to keep track of questions that you may want to revisit in a section.

While this is undoubtedly the biggest change in history of the LSAT, tablet-based digital LSATs are nothing new for LSATMax. We are the pioneers of mobile LSAT prep and we have been offering full-length, officially licensed LSATs on both iPads and Android tablets since 2012. So you can rest assured that our 5-star rated app will allow you to simulate the new tablet-based digital LSAT experience to a t.

All LSATMax's instructors and private LSAT tutors were not naturals but were able to score in the 99th percentile (172+) on an officially administered LSAT. A couple of them have even scored a perfect 180 score.

LSATMax student success stories:

"The tutorials from LSATMax helped me get my 99th percentile score! I would watch the explanatory videos while riding the bus and found them engaging enough to keep my attention, allowing me to work on drills when I was at home. It was great to have the videos at my fingertips at all times so that I could study any time I had a moment." - Anita Yandle (Student at Columbia Law School)

"Two weeks before the June LSAT, I was struggling. Really struggling, especially with Logic Games. I'd done the practice tests, I'd followed the methods in my prep books, and I was still missing 12-13 questions on games. Out of the blue, I received an email from LSATMax telling me I could take advantage of their program and services for the next two weeks for a reduced price, and I thought 'Why not?!' I gave it a shot, and after watching the tutorials, completing the homework, and utilizing their expertise, I improved immensely. I am proud to say that on the real LSAT, I missed ONE question on the entire Logic Games section. I wish I could take credit for that, but the credit is really due to LSATMax." - Melody Vidmar (Graduate of Georgetown University Law Center)

"I went from a 152 to a 174. I started this whole process planning to go to Washburn in Topeka, and now I have an actual shot at Harvard Law. . . pretty cool." - Chris Dinkel (Student at Columbia Law School)

"LSATMax is my hero! My starting score was around a 155-158, and I scored a 170 on the June LSAT!" - Austin Sheehy (Student at University of Oklahoma College of Law)