Hi everyone, I'm a rising college senior and I've just started my LSAT prep. I have spent the past year doing the GMAT, which I just completed two weeks ago (finished with a 690).
I'm doing a prep course with Testmasters, which has been highly recommended. I scored a 160 on my diagnostic last week (weak point: 65% on logic games), and am shooting for 170.
While the course seems fantastic thus far, I am wondering where I should go for non-course info. Of course I've stumbled across this place, and have checked out the LSAT Blog and Zen of 180, but I'm not sure where else to look. Alternatively, if anyone suggests not to focus anywhere but my course, let me know, although I can't see how it could hurt in wise doses.
Thanks for the suggestions!
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Re: Supplementing Prep Course
Our site (Alpha-Score) has some extra resources to help with your course.
There's some good stuff including video lessons on the blog at http://www.alphascore.com/blog/
Or you can get a proctor, practice tests, and some help with logic games here: http://www.alphascore.com/resources/
I hope this helps
There's some good stuff including video lessons on the blog at http://www.alphascore.com/blog/
Or you can get a proctor, practice tests, and some help with logic games here: http://www.alphascore.com/resources/
I hope this helps
