“I should have taken people’s advice more seriously when they told me to check out the Crystal Ball.” – u/BeN1c3
For those who are unfamiliar, in each PowerScore Crystal Ball webinar we cover the following:
- The typical frequency of various question types (such as how many Must Be True or Flaw or Strengthen questions usually appear), which helps you prioritize your studies for each section.
- The best LSATs to study in advance of each test administration.
- The most likely previously used but unreleased LSATs to be used for the next test administration (and we’re almost always right in what we predict!).
- Using those test reuse predictions, we then craft specific problem sets that feature questions we think best prepare you for the upcoming exam.
- At times, our ability to predict topics and game types has been uncanny–we correctly told June 2024 test takers to study a very specific outlier game that then appeared in synonymous form on their exam. Or, as with the recent August 2024 exam, for some test takers we correctly predicted each of their four Reading Comprehension topics (as specifically as: you should know about 1700 Cascadia earthquake and Japanese ghost forests, which then appeared on that test as an RC passage topic). The same thing occurred on the September, October, and November 2024 LSATs (as well as many others–we are now 30 for 32 in correct test use predictions).
Best of all, these webinars are free to the public when we do them, so come join us for the next one—you don’t want to miss out! Sign up here for the upcoming January/February 2025 LSAT Crystal Miniball (this is an update to the October/November full Crystal Ball). To access the free recording of the recently completed October/November 2024 Crystal Ball, go here.
One of the most common questions we receive is about whether the PowerScore LSAT Crystal Ball is useful and helpful. The good news: it is! But you don’t have to take our word for it. Instead, we’ve compiled some comments from actual students that attended prior sessions:
“HUGE shoutout to powerscore too!!! those guys are INCREDIBLE!!!! i used 7sage supplemented by powerscore’s free resources and wow did they prepared me in ways i didn’t even realize i was lacking. and they correctly predicted 4/4 of my passages which amazes me more and more every administration. HIGHLY RECOMMEND watching their crystal ball AND listening to their free podcast episode “LR knowledge test.” -October 2024 LSAT, u/spinlikeaballerina
“Finally nailed that 170 thanks to the crystal ball! I’d hit the wall of scoring 163-166 on test day prepping on my own but I bought prep+ a week before the test & was able to focus on your recs. I did the no no of practicing the day before to get thru them all🙊but it paid off!” – @AddyMadison
“I attended the crystal ball discussion Dave and Jon did last month and I’m low-key blown away that they actually predicted today’s test exactly! Like the exact test that’s apparently being used today was what they said to expect. If you were there for it you’ll know what I mean. That’s crazy to me that they can anticipate this stuff!! Shout out to those guys for basically being psychics and keeping us informed. Puts me way more at ease for Tuesday!” – u/tj212
“I had reading comprehension which the crystal ball actually saved my life on. I think the passages in this this section overall would have been a lot harder had I not already research thoroughly all of these topics” – Twitter/X user, April 2024 LSAT
“What a fantastic Crystal Ball session from @DaveKilloran and @jonmdenning of @PowerScore last night. I am feeling more confident than ever about September’s test. Thank you for the insights and key areas to focus my remaining study time. #lsat #readytogo” – @sebby61
“PowerScore is the best in the business, they have accurately predicted test forms and scales for several years now. Their Bibles are a staple for a lot of people to get a handle on nuance but their classes and courses are truly where they shine and give their students a leg up over others. I say this confidently because they accurately predicted even the LSAT I just took this November.” – u/East_Low_6461
“@DaveKilloran @LSATadam @jonmdenning Thanks for all of your hard work tonight and lending us some of your very valuable time! Yet again, the crystal ball was immeasurably helpful, so I really appreciate the effort that goes into presenting to such an anxious and demanding crowd.” – @LucasClemmings
“I think the powerscore dudes are doing the lsat community a huge service by analyzing the test, making suggestions/predictions, etc, and making these accessible to motivated students. People are not just going to all find out this info (what sections to study, etc) on their own. I’d tune in if you get a chance.” – u/VSirin
“Applying to law school is inherently stressful, partly because of the competitive nature, and partly because there are aspects where certain knowledge seems gate-kept. You guys are like the gate wreckers LOL. I’m so grateful for people like you who truly care about investing in others. You’ve made law school accessible to so many people. It’s extremely admirable. I’m thrilled to hopefully become a part of a community that espouses such fraternity and positivity. We’re crushing it. Together. “ – u/blivs
Amazingly, the above is just a small fraction of what people have said to us, which is not surprising given how popular these webinars are. They draw LSAT students from around the world:
We’ve helped thousands of students through these free webinars (Sign up here when the next one is available), and the feedback has been uniformly positive and typically glowing so come join us!
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