LSAT Prep Courses in Beijing (China)

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It's no great secret that the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is an incredibly difficult test. But there's no need to stress or let yourself be overwhelmed by the process of studying for such a potentially life-changing exam…here at Manhattan Review, we've taken all the guesswork out of preparing for the LSAT, breaking the test down in ways that allow our students to obtain top exam scores. If you intend to take the LSAT in preparation of attending law school, let us help you succeed on this challenging test the way we've helped countless other future lawyers, deconstructing concepts and explaining tried-and-true techniques. We are proud to offer classroom-style group courses, interactive online instruction, and private tutoring, all at times that are convenient for your busy schedule. Attending a world-class law school sets you up for the career of your dreams but being accepted to the most prestigious law schools begins with obtaining an impressive LSAT score. Here at Manhattan Review, our experienced and respected instructors are prepared to guide you to achieving the LSAT score you need to attend the law school program that will establish your career and lead to the professional success you deserve. There's no need to make yourself more anxious by wasting valuable time attempting to piece together your own study program you hope covers the appropriate material. Let our knowledgeable and friendly instructors help you the same way they've helped other students obtain the scores they need to continue advancing towards their academic and professional goals. Using our more than 20 years in the test prep industry, we've created an in-depth, comprehensive, and results-oriented preparatory method, and our instructional services help clients from Beijing receive offers of admission to the top law schools in the United States and around the world. 

Since 1999, Manhattan Review has been offering respected and effective test prep resources and courses, pairing students with the most accomplished instructors in the business. Our teachers regularly work with a diverse group of clients, ranging from those students who recently completed their undergraduate degree to corporate executives seeking a pay raise, promotion, or simply the opportunity to take their established career in a new and exciting direction. We have worked hard to be Beijing's most student-focused provider of LSAT instruction, and we take the task of educating the next generation of law students very seriously. Whether you enjoy learning in a classroom surrounded by your peers, require the scheduling flexibility of online instruction, or desire the customized teaching and personalized study plan that comes from working with a private tutor, there's an option that's just right for you here at Manhattan Review. 

The LSAT is purposefully designed to assess the skills required for the first year of law school. These skills include reading comprehension, reasoning, and writing. LSAT scores fall in a range between 120 to 180, with the median score being approximately 152. A median score, however, will not be enough to secure acceptance to a top-tier law school, and competitive scores generally fall in the 160s to 170s. The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) is the organization responsible for the administration of the LSAT, and they regularly track and report statistical information about those who take the test, analyzing their information as a whole while also dividing test-takers into subgroups. According to the LSAC, among the most respected law schools, successful applicants have an LSAT score in the 170s. In order to be competitive for the highest-ranking law schools, it is necessary to do well on the LSAT. Here at Manhattan Review, we can help you master all sections of the test, improving your reading comprehension and reasoning abilities while also strengthening your critical writing skills. 

Regardless of where you are on your academic and/or professional journey, our uniquely crafted test prep services are perfect for your learning needs. We will meet you where you're at in your LSAT preparation, identifying and leveraging your learning strengths while teaching you how to overcome any areas of weakness that might negatively impact your LSAT score. Not only will your knowledge of test-taking strategies and LSAT content improve, but your self-esteem will also improve through working with test professionals dedicated to helping you achieve your full potential. We offer classes at different times to best meet the needs of busy professionals, and you can be confident there are daytime, evening, and weekend course options that will allow you to prepare for the LSAT when you are at your best. Those clients who work with our educators at Manhattan Review consistently obtain the highest LSAT scores, earning themselves admission to leading law schools, including Harvard University, Stanford University, the University of Cambridge, Yale University, Oxford University, the University of California at Berkeley, Vanderbilt University, the University of Texas at Austin, Georgetown University, Cornell University, New York University, Dartmouth College, the University of Southern California, Columbia University, Princeton University, and elsewhere. 

If you are a student seeking LSAT prep courses specifically designed to help you achieve your highest possible score, look no further than the course offerings from Manhattan Review. Our esteemed and experienced instructors are eager to work with motivated students just like you, ensuring you have every advantage available when preparing for an exam that has the potential to shape the course of your professional future. In order to attend a top-tier law school, your application needs to stand out from other enthusiastic candidates, and the best way to make your application memorable is to obtain a stellar LSAT score that demonstrates your commitment to learning and excelling in your chosen career. We have taken the time and done the work to deconstruct the LSAT, then used our knowledge to develop a study syllabus that is unparalleled in the test industry. We ensure your test preparation is both targeted, fitted to your individual test-related needs, and comprehensive, covering everything you can expect to encounter on the LSAT so there are no surprises on the day of your exam. We are proud to offer our unsurpassed instructional services to students in Beijing, helping them achieve their individual law school success. 

If you live in Beijing, you know that you need every possible advantage when it comes to advancing your education. In addition to your own internal drive and motivation, in order to truly get ahead and set yourself apart from others in this hyper-competitive global economy, you must attend a leading law school with instant name recognizability. Graduating from a prestigious law school is one of the best ways to make your job application stand out, ensuring hiring managers take notice of your accomplishments, as well as your hard work. In today's fast-paced and dynamic business environment, it is not enough to simply have attended any law school…you need to attend the best law school you possibly can, particularly since law school is about so much more than graduating with an advanced degree. Attending law school is about the quality of the instruction you receive, as well as the professional connections you make with peers and professors alike, connections that will likely offer you work-related opportunities you otherwise never would have known about. Whether you intend to practice law in Beijing or plan to relocate for your legal career, the test prep professionals at Manhattan Review are here to support you in all your LSAT-related needs.

Meet a Beijing LSAT Tutor: Elias C.

Elias was born in Austin, Texas, where his father was a professor at a noted law school and his mother was a lawyer in private practice. "I absolutely could have chosen a different profession, but I never really wanted to," he shares with a smile. "Watching both of my parents work so hard to change the world for the better made me want to find ways to give back and make a positive impact on those around me." Elias loved growing up surrounded by a large extended family, and he was particularly interested in the undertakings of his entrepreneurial family members. "I'd watch them come up with these amazing ideas, and I remember being really concerned, even as a kid, about how their creations were being protected." Always concerned with fairness, Elias was an active member in student government during high school. He also participated in cross country and soccer and played the guitar whenever his sister participated in school talent shows. Elias took preparing for college very seriously and was an active participant in the SAT prep courses his school offered. Elias did very well on the SAT and even though it meant leaving Texas, he was thrilled to attend Georgetown University, where he doubled majored in pre-law and philosophy. 

Elias knew he wanted to attend law school, where he planned to specialize in intellectual property, protecting the ideas of creative inventors just like his family members, but he also knew obtaining a high score on the LSAT would be challenging. "I was fortunate to get connected with Manhattan Review, and I took a group LSAT prep course that not only helped me master the content of the exam, it also helped me feel confident on test day, because I had so much practice, I knew how to answer even the craziest logical reasoning questions." Elias performed exceptionally well on the LSAT, and his high score earned him offers of admission from multiple top-ranked law schools. Elias ultimately attended the University of California at Berkeley, respected around the world for its intellectual property law program. After graduating, Elias remained in the Bay Area for a few years, working with tech companies on issues such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. Elias also began serving as an adjunct faculty member at a local law school, a position he greatly enjoyed.

When Elias's wife was offered the opportunity to transfer to the Beijing office of her company, Elias continued working in intellectual property law with several global Fortune 500 companies, but he missed the excitement and sense of fulfillment he'd felt teaching law students. When he realized Manhattan Review had an office in Beijing, he immediately reached out about the possibility of getting involved through tutoring, teaching, or offering LSAT preparation workshops. Elias began offering group courses in the evenings and on weekends, and his prep courses filled up almost as fast as they were announced. Elias's students appreciate his kindness and always note in their feedback how supportive he is. "Nothing makes me happier than when my students succeed," smiles Elias. "I love when they tell me about their own academic or professional successes, and it's still such a thrill when they email and say, ‘Hey, I just got accepted to the law school of my dreams!'" When he isn't protecting inventors or preparing future lawyers, Elias can be found strolling through his local neighborhood with his wife and son, attending quarterly book fairs in Ditan Park, and visiting family back in Texas.