Waldron Arkansas LSAT Course offerings
Our state-of-the-art online course is available for students in Waldron who want the benefits of a TestMasters LSAT review course. For Waldron-area students who prefer to enroll in an in-person course, we also offer our flagship Live LSAT course in select locations across the state of Arkansas. Our private tutors are located in areas near Waldron for students who want to prepare for the LSAT one-on-one with a dedicated TestMasters instructor. Students can either supplement a TestMasters course with private tutoring or work entirely with a private LSAT tutor.
Full Length LSAT Course
- Eighty hours of live classroom instruction
- Thirty-minute question-and-answer sessions with your instructor before each lesson (an additional seven and a half hours of instruction)
- Instructors who have scored in at least the 98th percentile on an actual Law School Admission Test
- The complete set of TestMasters LSAT books delivered free via courier, including materials that contain over 6500 actual LSAT questions
- Four proctored (and eleven additional) full-length LSATs and access to comprehensive score analyses for each
- Thorough homework assignments that contain actual LSAT prep questions, LSAT study drills, numerous analyses and other LSAT review tools, and a systematic question type classification for every released LSAT question
- Access to TestMasters’ copyrighted methods and techniques
- Written or video explanations for all logic games, line reference notes for every reading comprehension passage, and written, video or audio explanations for numerous logical reasoning questions
- Full access to our toll-free student Helpline, which students can use to talk about LSAT questions with a TestMasters instructor (open weekdays between 1PM and 4PM Eastern/10AM and 1PM Pacific)
- Full access to the LSAT study tools in our Online Resource Center—here, students can score diagnostic exams, examine score reports, study LSAT vocabulary with psychometric quizzes, view instructional videos and study written explanations, sharpen argument evaluation skills with the Flawed Methods of Reasoning database, locate questions using the LSAT Search Engine, and read academic bulletins concerning the LSAT and law school admissions
- Cost—$1450
Online LSAT Course
- More than thirty hours of LSAT prep videos featuring TestMasters founder Robin Singh, the world record-holder for perfect scores on the LSAT
- Full access to the LSAT study tools in our Online Resource Center—here, you can score LSAT Prep Tests, examine score reports, study LSAT vocabulary with psychometric quizzes, view instructional videos and study written explanations, sharpen argument evaluation skills with the Flawed Methods of Reasoning database, access specific questions using the LSAT Search Engine, and receive special bulletins concerning the LSAT and law school admissions
- The complete five-volume set of TestMasters coursebooks delivered free via courier, including licensed use of over 6500 actual LSAT questions
- Access to the best LSAT preparation methods and techniques in the world
- Systematic categorization of every question type for all real LSAT questions
- Written or video explanations for all logic games, line reference notes for each reading comprehension passage, and written, video or audio explanations for many logical reasoning questions
- Fifteen full-length LSAT PrepTests and access to comprehensive score analyses for each
- Cost—$950
Weekend LSAT Course
- Sixteen hours of in-class instruction.
- Instructors who have scored in at least the 98th percentile on an officially administered Law School Admission Test
- A thorough coursebook containing real LSAT prep questions, LSAT prep drills, numerous analyses, and other LSAT review tools
- Access to over 1300 questions released by the LSAC
- Access to TestMasters’ proven methods and techniques
- Ten full-length diagnostic exams with comprehensive performance analyses available for each
- Access to our Online Resource Center to score diagnostic exams and to receive comprehensive score reports
- Cost—$450
I am planning to take the Waldron TestMasters LSAT course. Am I able to move to another location during the course?
If students need to make up individual LSAT classes, it is easy to do so by logging into the Online Resource Center and printing an audit pass. If students wish to permanently relocate to a new LSAT class location where space is available, they may do so without an additional charge. To switch from the Waldron location to a new location, students should contact the TestMasters offices right away so we can reserve a spot in the new LSAT class location.
Where do I sign up for the Waldron TestMasters LSAT Course?
Students can either pay their LSAT course tuition in full or make a $100 down payment to enroll. The deadline to complete your tuition payments for any TestMasters LSAT course is 7 days prior to the first class meeting. Acceptable forms of payment include: Visa, MasterCard, and Discover credit cards, money orders, and checks (Note: all personal checks must be received no later than 10 days prior to the first class meeting). All enrollments completed after the 7 day registration deadline are subject to a $50 late registration fee.
If I take the TestMasters LSAT course in Waldron, am I able to ask an instructor for help if I have questions about the materials?
As students work through the LSAT prep materials and LSAT prep tests they can utilize in-class instruction, homework review sessions, and the Student Helpline to ask any questions they may have. Each four hour LSAT class provides students with ample opportunity to ask questions about the LSAT review material being taught, and includes a 30 minute homework review session prior to the start of the lesson. The TestMasters Student Helpline is available to students outside of regular class hours, and can be reached during the week from 1 PM to 4 PM ET or 10 AM to 1 PM PT.
Is every licensed LSAT question included in the full-length TestMasters LSAT course?
When you enroll in a TestMasters Waldron Weekend LSAT course you receive a course textbook with over 1300 real LSAT questions, 10 supplemental diagnostic exams, and access to detailed diagnostic score reports via the Online Resource Center.
If I’m sick on the day of a scheduled Waldron diagnostic, how can I make up that test?
Students who have prior commitments during a regularly scheduled diagnostic exam can audit a diagnostic on a different day and/or at a different location (if one is available) or make-up the test on their own time. Students can search for upcoming diagnostic exams on their Online Resource Center and print a corresponding audit pass. Otherwise, each proctored LSAT is available for download on the Online Resource Center the day that it is administered in class. Students may also request to have their diagnostic exam released early by contacting the TestMasters office. For those students taking the exam on their own, it is advised to print the test and answer sheet, take the exam under proctored conditions, and submit the answer sheet to the TestMasters office for scoring. Once their exam has been scored, students can log in to the Online Resource Center to view their results.
Does TestMasters advocate prepping for the LSAT before attending the first class?
Definitely not. Previewing the coursebook or attempting to do LSAT problems in the coursebook before attending the corresponding lesson is counterproductive for a number of reasons. In each lesson your instructor will introduce and discuss at length important concepts, strategies, and techniques for doing the LSAT problems in the coursebook. Students who attempt to do LSAT problems without the benefit of this information often develop bad habits and must spend precious time and energy breaking these habits before they are able to apply the proper techniques. In addition, our method of teaching involves challenging students with new material in class. This critical element of the course is lost if you have already worked through the material on your own.
Can I get tutoring through TestMasters in Waldron?
All TestMasters LSAT tutors are qualified LSAT instructors who have or currently teach our live LSAT courses. TestMasters offers in-person private LSAT tutoring in locations where courses are being held. If TestMasters can accommodate your tutoring request in a location outside of where we offer classes we will set you up with an available LSAT tutor. Students who live far from a class site can purchase telephonic tutoring to work with a qualified TestMasters LSAT tutor.
Do I have to pay in full before my TestMasters Waldron LSAT prep course begins?
The registration deadline for a live TestMasters LSAT prep course is 7 days prior to the first LSAT class meeting. Students can save their seat in an LSAT review course by making a $100 down payment, and then pay the remaining course tuition in any number of installments up until the registration deadline. Only once a student has completed their enrollment will they be allowed to attend an LSAT prep class.
What is the LSAT?
The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a half-day, standardized test administered four times each year at designated testing centers throughout the world. All American Bar Association-approved law schools, most Canadian law schools, and many other law schools require applicants to take the LSAT as part of their admission process. It provides a standard measure of acquired reading and critical reasoning skills that law schools can use as one of several factors in assessing applicants.
How long should I wait before taking the LSAT?
You should register for the LSAT shortly after your LSAT study is complete and you are consistently reaching a score in your practice diagnostics that you would be happy with on your administered test. If you take the test before this point, you run a higher risk of not reaching your goal score. However, you should also consider that waiting longer to take the test may affect your chances of getting into your preferred law school due to rolling admissions.
Who started TestMasters?
Robin Singh, the creator of the TestMasters course and the foremost authority on LSAT preparation, has worked assiduously to ensure that the TestMasters course is the best LSAT preparation course available. The techniques and strategies that he has invented have set TestMasters apart as the most comprehensive and effective LSAT course and have allowed Robin Singh himself to achieve more perfect scores on the LSAT than anyone else in the world.
What makes the full-length LSAT course different from the weekend course?
The TestMasters weekend course provides students with an overview of the highest level points from the full-length course taught by a TestMasters instructor on a weekend shortly before the weekend of the LSAT administration. The weekend class is a sixteen hour class as opposed to the full-length class, which is eighty hours. Although the full-length course is more comprehensive, the weekend class is a good alternative for people who are not able to take the full-length course or who have already completed their LSAT study but would like a bit of review before the test.
Can I take the LSAT any time?
You can sign-up for any of the following four LSAT administrations if you are taking the LSAT: February, June, September or October (depending on year), and December.
What LSAT prep materials can I cover with my TestMasters tutor?
TestMasters only prepares students using officially licensed LSAT questions. Other than publications purchased directly from the Law School Admission Council, LSAT private tutoring students may not use materials other than the TestMasters course books in their tutoring sessions. If students do not want to purchase either the full-length or weekend LSAT course materials, they should buy real LSAT PrepTests from the LSAC to work through with their LSAT tutor.
How can my TestMasters instructor give me assistance with meeting my LSAT preparation goals?
One-on-one tutoring with a TestMasters LSAT tutor provides students with personal assistance on any LSAT prep questions—general or specific—that students struggle with. If students would like their private tutoring sessions to focus on a few problem areas they have, our tutors will readily assist them. If, on the other hand, students prefer to work through the core concepts on the LSAT in more detail, our tutors are well qualified to do so. Many students want their private tutor to diagnose their weaknesses and help them to eliminate those weaknesses throughout the course of their LSAT study. Since TestMasters tutors have all scored in the 98th percentile or higher on the LSAT and gone through a rigorous training program, they are all well-qualified to assist students in diagnosing students’ weaknesses and helping them to improve throughout the course of their LSAT preparation.
How heavily is the LSAT weighted in law school admissions?
When applying to law school, students should note that the LSAT is usually the most important thing law schools consider in their admissions process. GPA is also important, but typically nowhere near as important as the LSAT. The reason for this is that the LSAT tests skills that students need in law school and as lawyers: the ability to read carefully and the ability to reason well. Even if a student’s GPA is underwhelming, students studying for the LSAT can bolster their law school applications by performing well on the LSAT through adequate LSAT prep.
What year did Robin Singh teach the first TestMasters LSAT course?
More than 100,000 students have taken TestMasters since its inception in 1991.
Can I review my diagnostic results immediately after I take a practice test?
Students can view their score reports in the Online Resource Center. If a student has just completed a proctored diagnostic, they will be able to access their score report by 9AM the day after it was administered in class. They can also print these score reports and bring them to the diagnostic review. Score reports are often made available sooner than 9AM. Supplemental diagnostic LSAT practice tests can be scored online, and the results of those tests can be viewed immediately.
