PowerScore LSAT review: the LSAT Bible authors’ monthly course
PowerScore’s course is taught by Dave Killoran and Jon Denning, authors of the well-known LSAT Bible books. It is sold as three monthly subscriptions, from $195 a month for self-study to $595 a month for its most personal plan.
Based on PowerScore’s own LSAT pages, checked October 11, 2026. We have not tested the course hands-on, so this review has no score. Confirm prices on PowerScore’s site.
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Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| LSAT Essentials | $156 first month, then $195/month | Online course by Killoran and Denning, 90+ official LSATs with analytics, custom drills, performance tracking |
| LSAT Premium | $295/month | Essentials plus daily live online classes with 170+ scorers and weekly proctored practice tests |
| LSAT Elite | $460 first month, then $595/month | Premium plus a more personalized, immersive program |
Source: PowerScore LSAT pages, checked October 11, 2026. All plans need LSAC’s LawHub Advantage. The Premium price is from PowerScore’s course pages hosted on BARBRI’s site.
What stands out
- Well-known teachers. The curriculum is created and taught by the LSAT Bible authors.
- Weekly proctored practice tests on Premium and Elite to build test-day stamina.
- A free sample: limited-time access including three official practice exams with analytics.
What to watch for
- Among the priciest monthly plans. Essentials costs nearly three times 7Sage’s Core plan.
- Auto-renewal. Subscriptions renew every 30 days until you cancel.
- LawHub Advantage is extra and is paid to LSAC.
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