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Sammy Burton's interactive LSAT course

Master the LSAT with lessons that talk back.

104 interactive video lessons from a 179 scorer. Quizzes and concept cards pop up as Sammy teaches, you can ask Burt about any card without leaving the lesson, and every lesson ends with practice that's graded instantly.

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Samuel Burton

Taught by Samuel Burton — 179 LSAT, Yale '22, 1,000+ hours teaching LSAT students one-on-one

The Interactive Course

Sammy Burton's complete interactive LSAT course — 179 scorer, Yale undergrad, NYU graduate student

  • 104 Interactive Video Lessons
  • The Learn Stream
  • Ask Burt Inside Every Lesson
  • Instant-Graded Practice
  • Progress Tracking
  • Lifetime Access
  • 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
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A student who learned Sammy's method

142→142
28 POINT JUMP

“On my diagnostic exam, I scored a 142, but thanks to Sammy's tutoring, I was able to score a 170 on the LSAT and attend my law school on a full merit-based scholarship.”

— Bryant

UF Levin College of Law

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Is This For You?

The Burton Method Is Built For Students Who…

This is for you if:

  • You're scoring 140–160 and need to break through
  • You've tried studying alone but plateaued
  • You want expert teaching without paying $2,000+ for a course
  • You want to understand why answers are right — not just memorize them
  • You're serious about law school and ready to put in the work

✕This might not be the best fit if:

  • ✕You're only looking for free practice questions without guidance
  • ✕You're already scoring 175+ and just need light maintenance
  • ✕You want live, one-on-one sessions — this is a self-paced video course
  • ✕You aren't willing to dedicate time to your studies

When You Enroll

The Interactive Course

Here's Everything You Get

104 Interactive Video Lessons from a 179 Scorer

LSAT 101 Sufficient Assumptions Module 3 · Logical Reasoning Valid arguments Missing links Negation 12:34 Lesson 7: Sufficient Assumptions 2:45 12:34 1.5x CC ✓ 6 of 104 completed
  • Every lesson taught by Sammy Burton — a 179 LSAT scorer with 1,000+ hours of one-on-one teaching behind his method
  • Not passive videos — interactive concept cards, quizzes, and exercises appear alongside the video as you learn
  • Covers both Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension from fundamentals through advanced timing strategies
  • Pick up where you left off — your progress, answers, and video position are saved automatically
  • Premium LSAT courses charge $2,000–$3,500 for less comprehensive content

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104 lessons from a 179 scorer

The Complete Course

$999

The Learn Stream: Lessons That Pause and Make You Think

PAUSED · YOUR TURN 4:12 CONCEPT Flaw vs. Weaken Flaw: name the mistake Weaken: add new info Read the stem first ? QUICK CHECK Which stem asks you to describe the error? A Which most weakens the argument? B The reasoning is flawed because it… C Which must be true?
  • While Sammy teaches, cards appear beside the video — concept cards with key points, quick quizzes, and “think first” prompts
  • At key moments the video pauses and waits for your answer, so you're doing the reasoning, not just watching it
  • Matching games, short answers, and Burt check-ins keep every lesson hands-on
  • LSAT-style Logical Reasoning questions worked step by step, and Reading Comprehension passages read right alongside Sammy
  • Scrub the card timeline to jump back to any moment in the lesson

See It in Action

Every lesson, fully interactive

The Learn Stream

$300

Stuck on a Card? Ask Burt Right There in the Lesson

Logical Reasoning › Flaw: Basics & Identification Learn How to spot a flaw stem "vulnerable to criticism" signals a flaw question Flaw ≠ weaken: you describe, you don't attack Ask Burt Wait — why isn't that a weaken Q? B Weaken asks you to hurt the argument with new info. A flaw stem asks you to name the mistake that's already in it — like Sammy showed at 2:10. Answered from this lesson
  • Tap any concept-card point or quiz answer choice and ask Burt about it — without leaving the lesson
  • Burt answers in the context of the lesson you're watching, using Sammy's own explanations
  • Ask why a wrong answer is wrong — not just which one is right
  • Follow up in the same thread until it clicks, then pick the video back up
  • Built into every lesson — no separate app, no extra fee

Ask Inside Every Lesson

Help right where you're stuck

In-Lesson Questions

$200

Instant-Graded Practice After Every Lesson

Practice Lesson 14 · Flaw Questions SHORT ANSWER · 3 / 5 In your own words: what does a flaw question ask you to do? Describe the mistake in the reasoning, not fix it Hint Check Answer Great Job! You nailed the core move — flaw questions describe the error. Great Job! Good Thinking Try Again Score 3/3
  • Reinforce what you just learned with quizzes, short answers, and matching games after each lesson
  • Short answers are graded instantly by AI with real feedback — not just an answer key
  • Three-tier grading — Great Job, Good Thinking, or Not Quite — tells you what you nailed and what needs work
  • Progressive hints guide you to the answer instead of just revealing it
  • Finish the practice set to complete the lesson — and see your score

See How It Works

Graded after every lesson

Practice After Every Lesson

$300

Always Know Exactly Where You Are in the Course

38% COMPLETE Your Course 40 / 104 lessons 1 / 4 modules Getting Started 4/4 Logical Reasoning 31/70 Reading Comprehension 5/28 Final Steps 0/2 Continue where you left off · Lesson 41
  • A course progress ring shows how much of the course you've finished
  • Every module has its own progress — from Getting Started through Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Final Steps
  • Each lesson shows whether it's done, in progress, or up next
  • “Continue where you left off” takes you straight back to your next lesson
  • Organized Module → Unit → Topic → Lesson, so you always know what's next

See the Course Map

Know exactly what's next

Track Your Progress

$100

Pay Once. Go at Your Own Pace. Keep It for Life.

LIFETIME ACCESS Pay once. The course is yours. Start the minute you check out Your pace — no deadlines, no expiry Rewatch any lesson, as often as you like Every lesson we add — included NEW Lesson added Already in your course — $0 extra NEVER BILLED AGAIN
  • One payment — no subscription, no renewals, never billed again
  • Start the minute you check out
  • Go at your own pace — binge a module on the weekend or take one lesson a night
  • Rewatch any lesson as many times as you want, right up to test day
  • Every lesson we add later is included at no extra cost

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A look inside

This is the actual course

No mockups — these are real screens from the course you're about to join.

A Burton Method lesson mid-session: Sammy teaching on video beside the synced transcript, the lesson overview, and the box for asking Burt about the lesson
A lesson mid-session — video, synced transcript, interactive cards, and Burt on one screen
A lesson's Practice tab: a quick-check question about flaw question stems with answer choices, a Hint button, and Check Answer
Practice after every lesson — instant grading, hints when you need them
The course overview: a progress ring for the whole course and progress for each module — Getting Started, Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Final Steps
Your course map — 104 lessons across LR and RC, progress on every module

Here's Everything You're Getting

Let's Add It Up

The Complete Course$999
The Learn Stream$300
In-Lesson Questions$200
Practice After Every Lesson$300
Track Your Progress$100
Lifetime Access$100

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Let's Be Honest About Money

What LSAT prep actually costs

Private LSAT tutoringtypically $150–$300/hour
Big-box prep coursestypically $800–$2,200 upfront
Boutique 1:1 tutoring packages$2,500+
The Interactive Course$1,999$499 one-timelifetime access · limited-time price

Typical advertised prices for comparable LSAT prep, mid-2026. Tutoring gets you a live person; the course gets you Sammy's full method, on video, for good — for one payment.

Don't Take Our Word For It

Students Who Learned From Sammy

8 students on camera, in their own words — original, unscripted recordings. Names, schools, and scores exactly as they said them. The method they learned is the one Sammy teaches in every lesson.

Jordan Mollick

Original recording

+8 points

Jordan walked in terrified of Reading Comprehension — it was his biggest weakness. After Sammy's crash course, he raised his score 8 points and now crushes RC every single time.

+8 points

“After taking the course with Sammy, I was able to improve, and I'm able to crush the reading comp section every single time. I'm now much more confident in my test-taking abilities.”

Jordan Mollick

Your Instructor

Samuel Burton — 179 LSAT Scorer
179 LSAT

179

LSAT Score

99.97th percentile

1,000+

Hours Teaching

one-on-one with LSAT students

104

Lessons

fully interactive

Samuel Burton scored a 179 on the LSAT — the 99.97th percentile. A Yale undergraduate and NYU graduate student, Sammy has spent over a thousand hours working with LSAT students one-on-one. He built this course to put everything he teaches — every strategy, every explanation — into lessons any student can take, for one payment instead of $200 an hour.

Why Not Another Course?

“I tried other courses. Nothing compared.”

Hear from a student who tried other options on the market before learning Sammy's method.

Tried other courses first

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Complete the course. Put in the work. If your LSAT score doesn't improve, email us within 30 days of your exam with your score report and we'll issue a full refund — no hoops, no fine print.

We're that confident in the method. Your only risk is not starting.

FAQs

Most LSAT courses give you passive videos and hope you figure it out. The Interactive Course gives you 104 lessons from a 179 scorer that talk back: quizzes and concept cards appear as the video plays, you can ask Burt about any card right inside the lesson, and every lesson ends with a practice set graded instantly. All of it for one payment of $499 while the limited-time price lasts.

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The right LSAT prep doesn't cost money. It makes you money.

“More than half of the schools I got into offered me scholarship money. Many of them covering more than half of the tuition.”

— Jane Tarte, Touro Law Center 1L

Jane Tarte

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Touro Law Center 1L

Scholarship Winner
140s→145
ADMITTED TO UVA

“When I started taking LSAT diagnostics I was in the 140s and I ended up scoring a 174 and I'm admitted at my top choice law school which is UVA.”

— David

Admitted to UVA

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