Princeton Review also offers extra tutoring at no cost as the test approaches, Kiley says.
"There are lots of calls asking for extra help,"she says, adding that course tutors are kept very busy during the last week.
Review sessions, however, have a dark side.
The cost of these courses, which run upwards of $1,000, are prohibitive for many students.
Donnelly says he decided not to take an LSAT review course because of the cost.
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"It was too expensive, so I bought a bunch of review books," he says.
Many pre-laws chose to take the LSAT over the summer or last June in hopes of reducing their stress level.
For those who did not, however, don't worry.
There's no pressure.
It's only the final exam before law school applications are due.