Why Alix started LSAT DECODED.
A live, reasoning-first LSAT course, taught by someone who scored in the 99th percentile and built a system around how he got there.
The LSAT is learnable, not luck-based.
LSATDECODED started from a simple observation: most students don’t struggle with the LSAT because the material is impossible — they struggle because they’re taught to memorize question types instead of understanding how the test actually thinks.
Alix scored in the 99th percentile by building exactly that kind of understanding — breaking arguments down to their structure, mapping reading passages instead of just reading them, and reviewing every mistake until the pattern behind it was clear. LSATDECODED is that same process, taught live, class by class.
“I don’t teach students how to memorize the LSAT — I teach them how to think like the LSAT.”
Every class, every homework review, and every weekly assessment is built around one goal: turning Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension into a repeatable system — not a test you keep retaking hoping the outcome changes.
99th
Personal LSAT Percentile
Live
Every Class, Every Week
1:1
Direct Instructor Feedback
How a class with Alix actually runs.
Not a lecture you watch — a working session built around your questions and your homework.
Homework Review
Every submission from official LSAT PrepTests is reviewed ahead of time, so class time goes toward patterns and understanding — not just reading out correct answers.
Live, Interactive Teaching
Real-time instruction over Zoom, in a small batch — questions get answered the moment a concept doesn’t click, not after the session ends.
Direct Access to Alix
Questions don’t wait for the next scheduled class — students can reach Alix directly, keeping momentum between sessions.
Let the next time you take the LSAT be the last.
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