TestMasters is informed and believes ... that Usukumah, acting in her capacity as moderator for TLS, began offering and distributing copies of the copyrighted works (which she described as 'LSAT prep ...

Upon completing the course and retaking the test, her score stayed the same. Diaz, who has since enrolled in TestMasters, abandoned her hopes of attending New York University School of Law and will be ...

Realizing her mistake only after completing the course, Cruz then took the course offered by California-based TestMasters. The California course was "100 percent better," she said.

“They [California-based TestMasters] tend to focus their efforts mainly on the LSAT and are consistently referred to as one of the top LSAT prep courses by University of Chicago students, beating out ...

TestMasters, an education company that has helped hundreds of thousands of law school applicants prepare for the LSAT, is contributing to the public debate by publishing a series of articles ...

The Law School Admissions Council, which administers the Law School Admissions Test, is suing test prep company TestMasters for unauthorized use of LSAT materials. The council filed its copyright ...

TestMasters, the leader in high-end LSAT preparation, has created a system that lets students take 20 full-length practice LSATs in a digital format that precisely mirrors the new test.

TestMasters was founded in 1991 in Los Angeles by Robin Singh. After he attained 12 perfect scores on the LSAT, Singh began tutoring people for the test. His small entrepreneurial venture ...

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The American Bar Association is currently considering a proposal that would make standardized testing optional in the law school admissions process.

The Law School Admissions Council, which administers the Law School Admissions Test, is suing test prep company TestMasters for unauthorized use of LSAT test materials. The council also asked the ...

In TestMasters' view, abandoning the LSAT — the best tool available for making objective and fully-informed admissions decisions — would keep many qualified candidates out of the legal ...