Testmasters

For those who are trying to prepare to go to law school, then you know that the Law School Admission Test is the single most important factor, sometimes more significant than your GPA, for getting into a good college. Created by the Law School Admissions Council, the LSAT is given out four times a year and can be a very difficult test to take if you do not understand logical reasoning theory.

If you are seeking a good test preparation course than TestMasters is one the best in the industry of test preparation. TestMasters was created by Robin Singh, the current world record holder for the most perfect scores on LSAC administered tests, this company exceeds in teaching the fundamentals of logical reasoning.

Every student who enrolls gains access to every available real LSAT question. Because of the exacting nature of every word on a LSAT question, TestMasters does not believe in using any simulated questions for this can have adverse effects on studying if the questions are not made to the standard of the LSAC.

TestMasters does not offer a score increase promise like other LSAT test preparation courses because this is gimmicky way to induce students to sign up. The LSAT is very score specific where most law schools will not even look at applications below 150. If you start with a 120 and go up 20 points, you still will not get into law school. The LSAT prep company came through with their promise and you are not going to Harvard.

TestMasters teaches you the fundamentals of logic that can be used on any law school admission test and allows students who apply Robin’s techniques to get scores above 160, 170, and beyond.

When it comes to logical reasoning, no other person in the world knows more about the LSAT than Robin Singh, founder of TestMasters.  Robin Singh currently holds the world record for the most perfect scores on the law school administration test with eleven 180s. During the October 2003 test, Robin answered all 101 questions perfectly.

In an industry with nearly a billion dollars in revenue, TestMasters comes in third behind Kaplan and the Princeton Review for LSAT prep courses, but there is no one in his league for what he knows about the test.

Starting as a tutor for Kaplan, Robin Singh quickly saw that the LSAT test industry lacked sufficient strategies for teaching logical reasoning strategies. Most of the test prep industry was using the same type of techniques developed to handle memory based testing. But the LSAT is not based off what you know, but how you process the information and use it to logically break down an argument. Robin discovered methodology for getting into the heads of those who designed the test and applying that knowledge in any logic question. His revolutionary theories helped form the basis of TestMasters and to force an industry to always follow in his footsteps.

Robin’s teachings are not easy to grasp for most people, but they are fundamental for tackling the type of questions on the LSAT. He teaches every instructor personally and makes sure every question that comes out is broken down into his terminology. There is no one in the world in his league. Robin Singh knows every modern LSAT question backwards and forwards and if you were to ask him about a specific question, he could tell you exactly what test it comes from and properly explain how to come up with the answer.

There is a lot of confusion on the internet when it comes to TestMasters and LSAT preparation. The main problem exists because there are two companies named Test Masters and they both compete in the same industry for the same consumers.

The test preparation industry is a multibillion dollar machine that covers everything from the SAT to the GRE, GMAT, and the lucrative LSAT market. TestMasters, the California based LSAT company, was found by Robin Singh and is one of the best companies when it comes to the Law School Admission Test. The other Test Masters, a Texas based firm, specializes in the SAT.

The big problem between the two companies is that the Texas Test Masters owns the domain .com and consumers claim that this firm practices unfair business tactics in obtaining business directed towards TestMasters. Robin Singh has made a living making his business and name a brand with international recognition. There is nobody in the LSAT industry with more knowledge and experience than him. When TestMasters began expanding and gaining in this name brand recognition, the Texas company, since having the popular .com domain, began to receive consumers asking about LSAT prep courses. Instead of explaining that they are not the California company, Test Masters instead designed a website that matched the ideas of the .net to draw business. The only problem with this is that when consumers click on the class they are seeking, they are told the class is closed, and are directed to purchase the Texas based company’s inferior product while denying to consumers that another company does exist.

For example, let’s say there was a company called Brand X and this company became known as being a great product from word of mouth and positively delivering a great product to their customers. Then Brand X decides to build a website and finds there is already a Brand X in the popular .com position. This second Brand X offers similar products to the original Brand X. What happens is that because of the second’s position in the internet market, and because of the increased popularity of the original, Brand X 2 will always get a proportion of the original companies business and if the company pretends to be the original, they will keep a percentage of that traffic.

The main problem besides copying TestMasters’ business plan is that the consumer whom has no idea that there are two separate companies spends hundreds of dollars buying the inferior product, only to learn that they do not have the real company. This ends up costing them time and frustration as the Texas based company will not give a refund and the student does not have time now to sign up for a real LSAT prep course in time for the next LSAT. This one simple act committed by the Texas based company can adversely affect a pre-law student’s admission and acceptance into law school.

Before you decide to choose TestMasters as your LSAT test preparation course, make sure you check out some of the other test prep courses in your area. Some of the other companies that offer competitive Law School Admission Test preparation are Kaplan, Princeton Review, Powerscore and Blueprint.

As always, these programs do not sign you up for the test itself and you have to do that at www.lsac.org.

I have included a video about LSAT test preparation below.