LSAT Online Video Course List

There's been a recent boom in LSAT videos resources. This is great for audio-visual learners. Video is an especially good format for learning logic games.

This is a list of both free and paid online video resources.

I haven't mentioned any of the online courses for the major LSAT companies. I'm not familiar with them, but each company has an online course. These can be a decent option if there are no courses in your local area.

I've heard good things about Blueprint's online course ($799).

###LSAT Online Video Courses

7Sage: 7Sage has a lot of good, free resources. They have free explanations for all logic games from tests 27-65.

They also have a paid course that costs $299-$599. The paid course includes a full curriculum and access to 6-20 official LSATs.

There are interactive comment boards beneath each lesson, and you can increase the video playback speed if you like.

7Sage has given us a 10% discount: REDDITLUV

I think this is really good advice for logic games.

Velocity LSAT: Dave let me have a look at his course, and I'm quite impressed. The course mixed video and pdf textbooks - I think it's great to mix the two mediums. You can even have a printed set of textbooks shipped to you for a small fee.

The video quality is excellent. Dave has a very engaging speaking style, and there is a clear sense of direction through his lectures.

A curriculum of videos covers all the main theory from the test. You also get access to 12 official LSAT tests with full video explanations.

The course costs $550, or $650 with digital books.

Apart from the recorded videos, there are live office hours and Q and A forums where Dave answers questions.

LSAT Blog: LSAT Blog has recently begun making free Logic Games videos. They're mainly from tests in the 30s and 40s. You can find all the videos using the "videos" label.

LSAT Freedom LSAT freedom is a paid course. They offer tutorials for each section, and explanations for tests 50-65. They have comment boards beneath each video, and instructors who respond to comments.

I had a look, and the comments were fairly empty. The video interface could also use some work. Nonetheless, they were nice enough to give Reddit a 20% discount off their usual price of $699.

LSAT Freedom discount code: RDT2012

Alpha Score Alpha Score has $389 and a $789 LSAT courses.

These cover each section, include access to official LSATs, and provide explanations. Instructor assistance is also included.

Alpha Score gave Reddit a $75 discount.

Alpha Score Discount: redditLSAT --> $75 off

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Do you have experience with any of these courses? Let me know in the comments. I plan to add to this list, so let me know if you know of other good online resources.