COVID-19 Measures

The bad news: you might have heard of a virus going around that makes it a pretty bad idea to have people together in public.

The good news: we can still run classes! But virtually, using a live-online learning platform. Mostly just as fun, but with 100% fewer pesky infection vectors.

In short -- all classes are still scheduled to run on their respective times, and will be run live using our virtual online classroom.

Questions? Feel free to get in touch with us and we'll be happy to answer them. From a reasonably safe distance.

Registration Comparison Schedule Full Courses

Get Started

Step 1

Registering for our Live Course will only take a few steps! We'll need you to pick your course, leave a $200 deposit, and you'll be good to go until the course starts.

The rest of the balance will be due once the course begins, which is when you'll receive your materials and take your first steps to LSAT mastery.

For specific terms and conditions, click here.
Step 2

Course Selection

Course is currently full, waitlist registration only. We'll do our best to find you a seat, but if possible please select a different schedule!
Step 3

First Name

Last Name

Your e-mail

Phone Num.

Create Password

Confirm Password
Step 4

Cardholder Name

Credit Card Number

Expiry (MM/YY)

CVV

Postal Code

Auto-charge balance on first day of class
Step 5

If you already have a LawHub subscription, you will be able to link it to your account and we'll simply discount the course price by the cost of the subscription.

A subscription will be required for the course.

Do you already have a LawHub subscription from LSAC?

Nope! I'll need a subscription.

Yup, already got one. Bring on the discount! (-$135.00)

Step 6


LawHub Subscription	$135.00
Total
Total after HST (13%)
Deposit (Paid Now)	$200.00
Auto-Charge

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