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[MarcusClaudius]

Hi all

I'm going to be taking the LSAT in Seoul in either February or June, and I'm interested in taking a prep course for it. I've searched the web and old Daves threads, and about the only thing I've been able to come up with is this website: http://www.kaplankorea.com/curriculum/LSAT/index.asp?rollOver=3

Aside from being unable to navigate and understand the website because it's in Korean, I'm hesitant because I feel like this may be geared towards Koreans taking the LSAT (which might include a language component or be taught partially in Korean or something). I tried calling the number on this page http://www.kaptest.com/Customer_Service/Customer-Service/Contact-Information/Visit_Us/CS_help_korea.html but I haven't been able to get a hold of anyone (realized I was using the country code in there, took that out but have still just been getting female operator message).

I don't really care what company I go through, I just want to take a course that is going to help prepare me, a native English speaker, for the test. Does anyone have any ideas for me? Thanks a lot in advance.

[eb]

No need to pay for a course , we'll teach you law.( or you can study online with pratice questions).

Everyone is licensed to pratice in both places, so you should be able to learn more than what is necassary for a passing score.

BTW,Korean Lawyers aren't required to take the LSATS' ( They do all self-study for the bar).

PM if you wanna study together. EB