For the lucky few in college, your winter break has come to an end. We say “lucky” because I don’t think anyone would mind checking out from the routine for three weeks. The start of the semester and the new year brings forth ambitious resolutions and some stark reminders. For those interested in going to law school, one of those reminders is to take (or to retake) the LSAT.

However, 2019 is kind of a “do-or-die year” for examinees who are averse to doing anything on a tablet aside from scrolling through social media and articles such as is this one. LSAC has finally decided to make the LSAT a digital test, which means there are only 2.5 paper LSATs left—March and June LSATs will be the paper-and-pencil test, while some random test takers in July will take the paper test and some will take the digital format. After July, the LSAT will be administered solely on tablet and you cannot ask, beg, or plead for the paper alternative. If you’re really concerned about potential hiccups that new technology always brings, it’s time to prep now and take the paper LSAT you’ve come to know and expect.

Nationwide:

Live Course Weekend: Begins Wednesday, 1/30, with instructor Dylan Gadek (178). The class meets Saturday, Sunday, and some Wednesday afternoons.
Live Course Weekday: Begins Sunday, 2/10, with instructor Ross Rinehart (170). The class meets Tuesday, Thursday, and some Sunday afternoons.
Live Course M/W: Begins Saturday, 2/2, with instructor Dylan Gadek (178). The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday afternoons.
Live Course T/TH: Begins Sunday, 2/3, with instructor Dylan Gadek (178). The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday afternoons.
Live Course Tues Extended: Began Saturday, 1/5, but still accepting students, with instructor Chris Whyte (171). The class meets Tuesday evenings and some Saturday afternoons.
Live Course Weds Extended: Began Sunday, 1/6, but still accepting students, with instructor Chris Whyte (171). The class meets Wednesday evenings and some Sunday afternoons.

California:

Bay Area/Northern California:

Berkeley: Begins Sunday, 2/3, with instructor Mike Moss (173). The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

Southern California:

Irvine: Begins Sunday, 2/1, with instructor, Ross Rinehart (170). The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings.

Downtown Los Angeles: Begins Saturday, 2/2, with instructor Kyle Gehrmann (171). The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings.

UCLA (Westwood): Begins Sunday, 2/3, with instructor Spencer Robins (179). The class meets Monday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

Northridge: Begins Sunday, 2/3, with instructor Branden Frankel (175). The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

San Diego: Begins Sunday, 2/3, with instructor Nick McIntosh (172). The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

District of Columbia:

Washington D.C.: Begins Saturday, 2/2, with instructor Shir Davidovicz (170). The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings.

Florida:

Miami: Begins Saturday, 2/2. The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings.

Illinois:

Chicago: Begins Saturday, 2/2, with instructor Cory OBrien (170). The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings.

Massachusets:

Boston: Begins Sunday, 2/3. The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

New York:

Brooklyn: Begins Sunday, 2/3, with instructor Julien Hawthorne (170). The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

Manhattan Jan-Mar: Begins Saturday, 1/26, with instructor Kevin Lin (180). The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings.

Manhattan Feb-Mar: Begins Sunday, 2/3, with instructor Kevin Lin (180). The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

Pennylsvania:

Philadelphia: Begins Saturday, 2/2. The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings.