The Princeton Review has provided tutoring, test prep, and college admissions services since 1981 and was acquired by ST Unitas in 2017. The Princeton Review offers self-paced, live online, and intensive bootcamp-style LSAT prep, with all instructors scoring in the 98th percentile or higher. A notable differentiator is that LawHub Advantage — the $120/year official LSAT PrepTest subscription — is included with every Princeton Review LSAT course, unlike most competitors who require a separate purchase. Live course students are covered by a score improvement guarantee. The Princeton Review has updated its full LSAT curriculum to reflect the August 2024 format change, which removed Logic Games and added a second scored Logical Reasoning section.
At a Glance
Test Prep Type
Courses; Tutoring
Format
Online and In-Person
Pace
Self Paced and Instructor-led
Guarantee
Has guarantee of success
LSAC Licensee?
Yes
What Makes The Princeton Review Different
The Princeton Review is best known for two things: live instruction depth and the inclusion of LawHub Advantage in every course. While most LSAT prep platforms require students to purchase LawHub Advantage separately ($120/year directly from LSAC), The Princeton Review bundles it into every course tier — giving students access to all 90+ officially released LSAT PrepTests at no additional cost.
The Princeton Review's course lineup scales from self-paced up to an intensive bootcamp. The Immersion 165+ program compresses 130+ hours of live instruction into a six-week period and is designed for students who want the equivalent of a full semester of LSAT prep in a concentrated format. All instructor-led courses include a library of 150+ hours of on-demand recorded lessons as a supplement to live sessions.
All Princeton Review LSAT instructors scored in the 98th percentile or higher on a real LSAT. The 165+ and Immersion courses carry a +7 point score improvement guarantee — one of the strongest score guarantees in the market — backed by a full tuition refund if the guarantee conditions are not met after completing all course requirements.
2024 LSAT Format Change
Beginning in August 2024, LSAC permanently removed the Logic Games (Analytical Reasoning) section from the LSAT. The new three-section format consists of two scored Logical Reasoning sections and one Reading Comprehension section. The Princeton Review updated its entire LSAT curriculum for the new format, expanding Logical Reasoning instruction across all course tiers to reflect the section's increased weight. Legacy Logic Games materials remain available for students using older PrepTests.
Plans and Who The Princeton Review Is Best For
The Princeton Review offers four main course tiers plus tutoring:
- Self-Paced (~$799): 150+ hours of on-demand recorded lessons, 6 full-length diagnostic practice tests, all released LSAT questions via LawHub Advantage, and 1,800+ pages of study materials. Satisfaction guarantee (not a score improvement guarantee). Best for self-directed students who want a comprehensive content library on a flexible schedule.
- Fundamentals (~$1,250): Everything in Self-Paced plus 30 hours of live instructor-led class sessions. Best for students who want a structured course with live support but don't need an intensive format.
- LSAT 165+ Course (~$2,100): Everything in Fundamentals plus 65 hours of live instruction and a guaranteed score of 165 or better (or +7 point improvement). Best for serious students targeting competitive law school admissions.
- Immersion 165+ (~$3,999): 130+ hours of live instruction in an intensive 6-week bootcamp format, with the same 165 score guarantee. Best for students with a fixed test date who want maximum immersion in a short window.
- Tutoring (~$167/hour): Available in 10- or 30-hour blocks alongside full course access. Best for students who want personalized attention on top of a structured course.
Note: LawHub Advantage is included in all Princeton Review LSAT courses, unlike most competitors who require a separate $120/year LSAC purchase.
Data last verified: May 2026
Discounts
| Discount | The Princeton Review LSAT prep discount is currently unavailable. |
| Discount Expires | N/A |
Pricing
| Free Trial (Y/N)? | Yes |
| LSAC Fee Waiver Available | Unknown |
| LawHub Advantage Included? | Yes (included in all courses) |
| Self-Paced | ~$799 |
| Fundamentals (30 hrs live) | ~$1,250 |
| LSAT 165+ Course (65 hrs live, guarantee) | ~$2,100 |
| Immersion 165+ (130 hrs live, guarantee) | ~$3,999 |
| Tutoring | ~$167 / hour (10 or 30 hr blocks) |
Customer Reviews
| Trustpilot Rating | 4.2 / 5 ("Great") |
| Trustpilot Review Count | ~2,100 reviews (all Princeton Review products) |
| Trustpilot URL | https://www.trustpilot.com/review/princetonreview.com |
| BBB Rating | A+ |
Trustpilot reviews for The Princeton Review cover all product lines, not only LSAT. LSAT-specific feedback frequently cites instructor quality, the depth of live instruction in higher-tier courses, and the value of LawHub Advantage being bundled in. Some reviewers note that the self-paced course lacks the interactivity of live tiers, and that the price premium over self-paced competitors is significant. The 165+ and Immersion programs receive the strongest reviews, particularly from students who met or exceeded their score targets.
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