Best LSAT Test Prep Courses in Hong Kong

The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a standard admissions requirement for law schools in the United States. The LSAT measures reading comprehension, analytical reasoning, logical reasoning, and writing, with scores that range from 120 to 180 and a median of approximately 150 for the first three categories. Manhattan Review has been providing LSAT prep classes to prospective U.S. law students in Hong Kong and around the world since 1999. We've helped many of these students significantly exceed the median score for all test-takers and gain admission into elite institutions such as the law schools at Yale (median LSAT score of 173) and Columbia (172).

Graduates of Manhattan Review's LSAT prep courses have completed their law degrees and now work for Baker & McKenzie; Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom; Latham & Watkins; and many of the other highest revenue firms in the United States. Our former clients now specialize in every area of the legal profession, from public interest law to corporate lobbying. Manhattan Review's excellent test prep classes, practice tests, and private tutoring are designed and supported by a wide range of legal and educational experience. Our LSAT prep materials are continuously revised by professional legal educators to incorporate the results of new research and more effective prep strategies. Whether this is your first attempt at the LSAT or your scores have been disappointing in the past, Manhattan Review's LSAT test prep services are just the right advocate for your budding legal career.

Priscilla H. has been tutoring since she helped her friends with their homework in elementary school. It's one of her two great loves, the other being the law. She worked at the Institute for Writing and Rhetoric at Dartmouth during her undergraduate years as an English major, helping other students find their voice as academic writers. She then went on to complete her JD at the University of California, and supported herself as an SAT tutor. Priscilla's main legal specialty is international business law, which is why she was hired by an international technology firm, based in Hong Kong, to provide guidance on regulatory compliance. She enjoyed her legal work, but found that she really missed tutoring.

Priscilla applied for a job as an LSAT tutor at Manhattan Review Hong Kong because she had heard good things about us from her law school classmates. Manhattan Review recruiters were taken with her engaging personality, passion for education, and legal expertise, and we put her to work right away. Priscilla's LSAT students have been accepted to Stanford Law School, Harvard Law School, Georgetown University Law Center, and many others. She's also helped us as a lawyer, steering us through the complex maze of Hong Kong business regulations (though not nearly as complex as those we face in the United States). Priscilla loves to cook, and enjoys bringing her tasty concoctions to her tutoring sessions, about which her students have raved.