LSATPathway for pre-law advisors
LSATPathway is an online LSAT prep site built for student budgets. Plans are month to month: Starter is free, Self-Study $49, Guided $99 with live weekly classes, and Full Access $219 with two 1:1 tutoring hours included. Students also get a free diagnostic, a free study plan generator, and a free score converter.
What LSATPathway is
LSATPathway is an online LSAT prep site. Students get a study dashboard with practice questions, study plans, drills, and timed practice. Plans are month to month: Starter is free, Self-Study is $49 a month, Guided is $99 a month and adds live weekly classes, and Full Access is $219 a month and includes two 1:1 tutoring hours. There is also a 1:1 tutoring service at $70 an hour, booked separately.
Everything we publish about the test is grounded in LSAC-published data. Our practice questions are original, written for LSATPathway, not official LSAC material. We say that on the site and repeat it anywhere it matters.
Free resources you can share with students
- Free baseline diagnostic - full-length or quick, with a score band and a week-one study plan. Free account required; no credit card.
- Free LSAT prep hub - study paths, guides, and practice.
- LSAT score converter - raw score to the 120–180 scale, with percentile context. Estimates are labeled as estimates.
- Study plan generator - builds a weekly plan around a target test date.
- Law school admissions estimator - chances estimates built on published LSAT and GPA medians.
- How the LSAT is scored - the real mechanics, with LSAC sources.
- Objection! - a free daily logic game. One short puzzle each morning; no account needed.
- Blog - study guides and admissions explainers.
For pre-law societies
Pre-law societies can register free at /societies/join. You get a unique signup link for your members and a simple dashboard showing how many joined. Members of registered societies can apply for the Society plan: $25 a month with Guided-level access (verified with a student ID, application at /society/apply). The plan runs school-year to school-year and ends each August 31.
Admissions estimators and school data
Our school data (LSAT medians, GPA medians, tuition) comes from ABA Standard 509 disclosures via ILRG, for the Fall 2025 entering class, current as of October 2026. We cite the source on the pages that use it. If you spot a number that looks off, tell us and we will check it.
Contact
For questions, suggestions, or a correction: lsatpathway@gmail.com. We read everything ourselves and answer plainly.
Last updated October 12, 2026