r/LSATprep is a subreddit with 5k members. They frequently recommend/review lsat prep course, and the most common flair used is lsat advice, lsat question, study materials and resources, lsat logistics, and score progress and updates.
A place for LSAT students to discuss LSAT prep tips and strategies.
We're small but active and focused on the study process. Welcome, and please post if you have a question or a tip.
The aim here is for a more focused community than /r/LSAT. Key differences: No boast posts, no memes, no test day posts, limited rants/vents.
Those all have a place on /r/LSAT. The goal is to keep /r/lsatprep focused on the prep process itself.
Products Discussed in r/LSATprep
Lsat Prep Course
5 reviews
#1
7Sage
5.0★ from 2 reviews
#2
Kaplan
1.0★ from 1 review
#3
Amazon
4.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/LSATprep
#1
LSAT Advice
: "closing the gap"
15 posts
#2
LSAT Question
: "Anyone 40+ prepping for the LSAT?"
13 posts
#3
Study Materials and Resources
: "for anyone else just starting prep"
7 posts
#4
LSAT Logistics
: "Study Group"
2 posts
#5
Score Progress and Updates
: "Major score drop one week before the exam"
1 post
#6
Ask Me Anything (AMA)
: "AMA KJD 178 Scorer"
1 post
Member Growth in r/LSATprep
Yearly
+1k members(37.9%)
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Last updated: August 6, 2026