The LSAT Bootcamp
Score below 166, and merit aid drops off fast.
9 in 10 applicants who score 166 or higher get merit aid. The Bootcamp puts a coach who scored 170 or higher on the exact habit holding your score under that line, before another month gets spent guessing alone.
Backed by the Score Improvement Guarantee
Why you’re stuck
Studying alone is the plateau. The clock makes it worse.
The points you’re missing are in habits you can’t see in yourself, and every week alone burns time you don’t have. A coached sprint fixes both.
Cramming alone
You’re minus 1, minus 2 on individual sections. Then you take a full test and you’re at 159.
You miss 6 timed. You go back over the same ones with no clock and get them right. So you know the material. Something else is costing you the points.
Test day gets closer and the plan is still guesswork.
In the Bootcamp
A coach watches how you actually work and names the habit you’d never catch.
You review your real misses the right way, until the trap is obvious before it’s set.
Your plan is built around your test date, so every day counts.
“I’ve been working so hard, but I don’t see any difference in my score.”
“I know the fundamentals, but I cannot pinpoint what my problem is.”
“I don’t know what I’m missing.”
“I’m so confused. I’m so lost.”
Four different students, before they started coaching.
Look, most people stuck in the 150s already score higher untimed than they do timed. The knowledge is there. The habits under the clock are where you lose points. That’s why the Bootcamp starts with a coach watching how you actually work.
What you get
A coach, a plan, and the reps that move the score.
3 private 1-on-1 sessions a week
Live coaching with a 170+ scorer, on your schedule, aimed straight at the weak points holding your score down.
4 live small-group sessions a week
Coach-led breakdowns of Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, with live Q&A so you’re never stuck between sessions.
A study plan built for your test date
A week-by-week roadmap for your goal and your timeline. No more guessing what to work on.
Test-day strategy and mindset
The pacing, the nerves, and a plan for the final week, so the score you built shows up on the real test.
It starts with your first 1-on-1 session. We’ll watch how you actually work, name the habit capping your score, and build your plan around your test date, so you’re not spending another week guessing alone.
The Bootcamp is for you if
You’ve put in real study time and stalled.
Your test is weeks out and you need a structured push.
You’re aiming for the 160s or 170s and a scholarship.
It’s not for you if
You want a shortcut instead of a faster version of real work.
You can’t put in 45 to 60 minutes a day.
You just want to be told you’re already fine.
That’s a fraction of one scholarship bracket, and less than retaking cold and losing a whole application cycle. Payment plans available at checkout.
Because the coaching is live and 1-on-1, each cohort has a limited number of seats.
If you’re deciding this with a partner or a parent, the page already answers what they’ll ask. The $2,999 price sits next to what it buys, payment plans show at checkout, and the Score Improvement Guarantee spells out the refund terms. Send them this page.
The method
The system behind the jump.
Big courses hand you videos and hope. The Bootcamp runs on two frameworks Steve built, the LASER Approach and the Socratic Review Method, and no other course can teach them.
Learning
Master every concept and question type from the ground up, so nothing on test day is new.
Accuracy
Get it right untimed first. Speed without accuracy just reaches the wrong answer faster.
Sections
Move to full timed sections once the fundamentals hold up under pressure.
Exams and Endurance
Full timed practice tests, so you build test-day stamina instead of hoping for it.
Review
The Socratic Review of every miss. This is where the points actually come from.
The R is the part almost everyone skips. They read the right answer, nod, and move on. The Socratic Review Method flips it. You ask why the wrong answer looked right, out loud, until you can catch the trap yourself, on a question you’ve never seen.
Meet your coaches
Every coach scored 170 or higher.
Each one has already done what you’re trying to do, and you get matched to how you learn and where you’re stuck.
Frank M.180
Columbia Law admit, NYU magna cum laude. Logical Reasoning in simple, predictable steps.
Reggie W.180
Notre Dame. Raised his own score from 161. Logical Reasoning and accuracy, patient and clear.
Jolie K.178
178 on her first attempt. Strengths-based. Dialogue and strengthen questions, time management.
Will S.178
178 first attempt, James Madison. Calm and intuition-led, great with anxious learners.
Khalouk S.177
Duke grad, award-winning eLearning specialist. Conditional logic, assumptions, and inference.
Paige H.177
Summa cum laude in Philosophy, earned 177 while working full-time. Formal logic and vocabulary.
Ellie D.177
Philosophy and Economics; founded an innocence legal clinic. Reading Comprehension and formal logic.
Chase M.176
162 to 176 in 5 months, one take. Strong fundamentals, Logical Reasoning and timing.
Ryan H.175
5+ years tutoring. Teaches you to think like the test writer, with a specialty in flaw questions.
Andrew F.175
Self-studied to 175 with a 4.0. Logical Reasoning, argument gaps and accurate prediction.
Jack B.174
Cum laude, best senior thesis; former wildland firefighter. Assumptions, principles, structure.
Sonakshi B.174
174 on her second attempt after beating anxiety. Logical Reasoning, conditional logic, and timing.
Nathalie R.174
153 to 174. Scripps honors, paralegal. Conditional diagramming, passage breakdown, timing.
Gabriel L.174
154 to 174. Breaks complex ideas into clear steps, teaches for mastery and confidence.
Nikita K.174
Beat a plateau with sharper reading habits. Miami grad, paralegal. Process-driven Logical Reasoning.
Allegra G.173
Classics and Philosophy honors. Reading Comprehension, and great with career-changers.
Nicole S.173
99th percentile, J.D. on a full honors scholarship. Logical Reasoning, time management, and test strategy.
Tess S.173
Stanford, 4.0, D1 athlete. Turned early setbacks into a 10-point jump. Adaptive and strategic.
See it work
Watch a real coaching session.
An unedited session, raising a student’s score in real time. In the Bootcamp, this happens 3 times a week.
Proof
Real students. Real jumps.
Judy W.
161171
Annie
153170
Robyn S.
153171
Natalie B.
147170
Zach O.
151176
Chris V.
145175
Individual results vary. These are real students who did the work, not typical or guaranteed outcomes.
The guarantee
The Score Improvement Guarantee.
Start below 160 and we guarantee a 10-point gain. Start at 160 or higher and we’ll get you to 170+. Or you get every dollar back.
Do the work: show up for your live sessions, finish the assigned work, and take an official LSAT within 60 days of finishing. If you do all that and the number doesn’t move, you get a full refund, or you keep going free until it does. Full terms below and at sign-up.
The money math
Law school costs about $250,000. Your LSAT decides how much you pay.
Sticker passes $300,000 at a T14 over 3 years. Almost all of that merit money follows your score against a school’s median. Either your score pays for law school, or you do.
Your GPA is done moving. The LSAT is the one number you can still push before you apply, and the one that pays you back the most. Steve went 152 to 175, so he knows where the points are and built the method that finds them before test day. The Bootcamp is $2,999. The scholarship swing it targets is 10 to 50 times that. And a scholarship isn’t a discount. It’s debt you never borrow, so it never collects interest for 10 years.
Ranges come from public ABA 509 data and self-reported outcomes from applicants with similar numbers. Not a guarantee. Your GPA, your timing in the cycle, and the rest of your file move the number too. Full-time coaching is delivered by the LSAT Unplugged team, not by Steve personally.
Join the Bootcamp
Test day isn’t moving. Your score still can.
A coach who scored 170 or higher, a plan built for your test date, and the daily practice that adds up to points.
3 private 1-on-1 sessions a week with a 170+ coach.
4 live small-group sessions a week.
A week-by-week study plan for your test date.
Daily coach-guided practice and Socratic Review.
The Score Improvement Guarantee: 10+ points or every dollar back.
Not ready to drop $2,999 cold.
Take a free LSAT tutoring lesson first. We’ll go over a question with you, show you exactly what’s capping your score, and tell you straight whether the Bootcamp is the right move.
It’s a real teaching session. If the Bootcamp isn’t the right move for you yet, we’ll say so, and tell you what to do instead.
Book your free LSAT tutoring lessonFAQ
Straight answers.
Is the Bootcamp worth $2,999? Expand
Yes. You already saw the math above, in the money math section. Merit aid tracks your score against a school’s median, so $2,999 is a fraction of one scholarship bracket. See the numbers.
Do you offer payment plans or discounts? Expand
Yes to payment plans, no to discounts. Payment plans are available at checkout, so the $2,999 doesn’t have to happen in one payment. We don’t discount the Bootcamp: the guarantee already does the job a discount would, by putting the risk on us, not you.
How much time does it take? Expand
Plan on 45 to 60 minutes a day of targeted practice, plus your 1-on-1 sessions and the live group sessions each week. It’s intensive on purpose. That’s how the score moves fast.
My test is soon. Am I too late? Expand
The Bootcamp is built for exactly this: a focused, intensive push before test day. If your timeline is genuinely too tight to hit your goal, the free lesson will tell you straight, before you pay a cent.
Who will my coach be? Expand
One of the 170+ scorers on this page, matched to how you learn and where you’re stuck. Steve built the method, so you get the same system whoever you work with. He’s been coaching the LSAT since 2005.
What if it doesn’t work? Expand
Do the work, and if the number doesn’t move, the Score Improvement Guarantee kicks in: a full refund, or you keep going free until it does. And if your scores stall mid-program, we’ll say so and change the plan.
What could disqualify me from the guarantee? Expand
It’s not automatic. You need to attend 90 to 95% of your live sessions, complete the assigned work, and take an official LSAT within 60 days of finishing. That’s the full list, no hidden clauses. If your test date is close, check the 60-day window before you enroll so there’s no surprise later.
How is this different from a course, self-study, or the tutoring I already tried? Expand
A course gives you videos and leaves you to sort them out alone. Self-study runs into the same wall: if you could see your own blind spots, you’d have already fixed them. And tutoring that didn’t stick before usually had a structure problem, no consistent schedule, no plan tied to your test date, nobody watching how you actually work. The Bootcamp fixes all three: live 1-on-1 coaching plus small-group sessions, a coach naming the habit costing you points, a plan built around your test date, and the Socratic Review Method for every miss.
Can I just book a few hours instead of the full Bootcamp? Expand
The full Bootcamp is the offer, on purpose. A few scattered hours gets you a few hours of insight, no plan connecting them and no guarantee behind them. What the $2,999 buys is the structure: the plan, the weekly sessions, and the guarantee working together.
What if I want to think it over? Expand
Take the time you need. The guarantee already covers the downside, so there’s no risk in waiting to decide. Nobody’s rushing you, just know the test date isn’t waiting either.
Can I try the method before I pay? Expand
Yes. The free courses and the free LSAT explanations teach the same method this Bootcamp runs on, no signup needed.