<p>My son hasn't done much studying for the LSATS and is going to take them this June. He will have about a month after school ends before the test. Since this may be his one and only opportunity to take the LSATS before graduation, he needs to get his best score.</p>
<p>I am considering getting him a private tutor for intensive studying. Is this smart, dumb, unnecessary, etc.? What do you advise he do during that month to get the most out of his studying? Thanks.</p>
<p>One of the posters here, hazmat, strongly recommends the Testmasters private tutoring. It's not a bad idea for that month your son has.</p>
<p>Yeah, I'm hearing some great things about the Testmasters program, compared to Kaplan and Princeton Review. Their teachers are supposed to be the absolute best, so I'd assume that some private tutoring with them would be very helpful. I am thinking about taking a full Testmasters Course with private tutoring next summer before the LSAT's. Good luck with it!</p>