r/LSAT • u/Aware-String-6045 • 20h ago

LSAT Homestretch Course

I’m writing the November 2026 LSAT for the first time and just got an email about PowerScore’s November LSAT Homestretch Course. It’s $99 and includes 4 live lessons, November-specific guidance, recent test trends, and a 2-week study plan.
Has anyone taken the Homestretch Course for a previous LSAT? Did you actually find it useful, especially this close to test day?
Would really appreciate honest feedback before I spend the money on it!

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u/Poor_student22 20h ago

This is solely my opinion. I did not find it helpful at all. To me personally for it to be a homestretch course it definitely felt like a beginners course. Almost felt like they were just teaching the fundamentals for LR and RC. I did it in September. Taking the LSAT again in November and I am definitely not gonna sign up for that course again.

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u/DanielXLLaw tutor 19h ago

I've tried to get some beginners courses and specific issue courses (e.g. conditionals, assumptions) off the ground--difficult without the presence/marketing budget of a Power Score.

I cannot imagine trying to do a "homestretch" group course. Everyone is going to have different issues, be at different levels with different target scores, need different tips and refining methods. Your way home will not be the same as the next guy's way home unless you're starting from the exact same spot and you live together.

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u/Poor_student22 19h ago

Perfectly said!! I should’ve done more research on what the course entailed but we live and we learn.