Princeton Review LSAT review: long live courses and a 165+ guarantee

The Princeton Review offers five LSAT options, from a self-paced course to the 130-hour Immersion 165+. Its flagship, LSAT 165+, guarantees a 165 or your money back under its terms. It is among the more expensive choices.

Course details from The Princeton Review’s own LSAT page, checked October 11, 2026. Its page did not show prices when we checked, so prices below are as reported by review sites and may not match today’s price. We have not tested the course hands-on, so this review has no score.

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The short verdict Rated Not scored / 5

Price today

From about $799 (as reported)

Access

Fixed-length courses

Best for

Students who want a lot of live teaching and a high-score guarantee

Skip it if

You are on a tight budget or prefer monthly plans

Courses

Course	What it includes	Price (as reported)
Self-Paced	100+ hours of recorded video lessons	About $799
Fundamentals	30 hours of live instruction	About $1,099 to $1,250
LSAT 165+	65 hours of live instruction; 165+ guaranteed or your money back	About $2,099
Immersion 165+	130 hours of live instruction plus 56 hours of content workshops	About $3,999
Private tutoring	10- or 30-hour packages with an expert tutor	Varies

Course contents: The Princeton Review. Prices: as reported by review sites in 2026, which do not all agree. Confirm on princetonreview.com.

What to watch for

Prices are not shown up front on its main LSAT page, and reported figures vary, so get a quote before deciding.
The 165+ guarantee has conditions, such as a minimum starting score, according to review sites. Read the terms.
Long courses suit people who start early; they are a poor fit for a test a few weeks away.

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