The LSAT is a really hard test – even for native English-speakers. Can you imagine taking it in a foreign language?  Students who learn English as their second language (ESL) face a unique set of challenges, confronting dense reading passages, with subtle nuances in language, and time limits that can hinder performance.  If you’re looking to achieve a high LSAT score, and English isn’t your first language, hear what the LSAT test prep experts, and an ESL LSAT student, say can help you prepare for the test.

Guests:

• Noah Teitelbaum, Manhattan LSAT, Executive Director, Academics
• Steve Schwartz, LSAT Tutor, Editor LSAT Blog
• Milena Jurca, LSAT student, English as a Second Language (ESL)