LSAT prep with a 170+ focus.

You can't cram for the LSAT, and you shouldn't try. Still, many LSAT prep courses compress a year's worth of instruction into one or two frantic months—sometimes with meetings that run for four hours.

Some of these expensive prep courses skimp on live teaching time, and are padded with resources—like virtual proctors, answer keys and performance-trackers—that you could easily find online for free.

This is the wrong way to teach, and the wrong way to learn.

The LSAT is the most important factor affecting your admissions and scholarship opportunities. You should take it as seriously as we do.

For test-takers who’d like more personal attention, Sidecar offers the best LSAT tutors in the game. We’ll walk you through every key concept at a comfortable pace. As test day approaches, we’ll help you identify your blind spots and teach you how to manage the clock.

Perhaps you’ve taken a course from another company, and would like more guided review, or a fresh perspective. Perhaps you’re studying independently—or you’ve already taken the LSAT, and want to stay sharp for a retake. Perhaps you’re an absolute beginner. In any case, you’ll get something valuable out of the time you spend with us.

advising with a T14/scholarship focus.

When it’s time to write your personal statement, diversity statement, and supplemental essays, you can’t do better than an adviser with an MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop.

Our emphasis is on narrative. We’ll help you find and tell memorable, authentic stories that add depth and humanity to your application, and contextualize your accomplishments.

We have years of experience helping clients decide which schools to apply to. After you’ve received offers of acceptance, we’ll give you time-tested advice about how to negotiate for the best possible scholarship packages.