Kaplan vs Princeton Review

Kaplan and Princeton Review are the two legacy LSAT brands, and their offers look similar. Kaplan starts around $899 for On Demand; Princeton Review starts at $799 self-paced. Both run live and in-person courses with score guarantees. The clearest difference: Princeton Review bundles LawHub access into its prices, while Kaplan On Demand needs the roughly $124 a year subscription separately. Pick on schedule, format, and which guarantee terms you prefer.

Kaplan vs Princeton Review: price, format, trial, guarantee, and practice tests
Feature Kaplan Princeton Review
Starting priceFrom ~$899 (On Demand)From $799 (Self-Paced)
FormatOn-demand + live + in-personOn-demand + live + in-person
Free trial or free tier14-day free trial of the On Demand courseFree trial
Money-back guaranteeHigher Score Guarantee on live coursesHigher score or tuition refund
Official practice testsOfficial PrepTests need a separate LawHub Advantage subscription (about $124/yr)LawHub access bundled into course prices

Which one should you pick?

Pros and cons

Kaplan

Pros

  • Higher Score Guarantee on live courses
  • On-demand, live, and in-person formats

Cons

  • Highest starting price here: from about $899
  • Official PrepTests need a separate LawHub Advantage subscription (about $124/yr)

Princeton Review

Pros

  • Bundles LawHub access into course prices
  • Higher score or tuition refund guarantee
  • On-demand, live, and in-person formats

Cons

  • High starting price: from $799

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Last updated October 12, 2026