Where to find Practice Tests? Forum

[Jase]

I was wondering where I could find a cache of practice tests to prepare to the Feb LSAT. I took the LSAT once already in October, and completed about 5 practice tests before sitting for the test. On my OCT LSAT I scored a 165, I would like to raise my score by at least 7 points in time for the FEB LSAT's but I am having difficulty finding official practice tests.

Also, how many tests would you guys recommend I take to raise my score by that amount?

[3|ink]

Buy these:

http://www.amazon.com/Actual-Official-L ... 053&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/More-Actual-Offic ... 053&sr=8-3

http://www.amazon.com/Next-Actual-Offic ... 053&sr=8-2

Take every test and then buy individual tests from Amazon (or download them for free from torrents).

[Leira7905]

I would recommend at least one PT per week until the test for that amount of improvement. Also, when it comes to PTs, the newer, the better, so I would buy one of the official LSAC test prep books. There's one called "10 more" and another called "The Next 10" the have (as implied by the titles) 10 tests each. Good luck reaching your mark.

[Leira7905]

Oh, someone posted the links for you....

[Jase]

Great thanks, I am going to get them all.

[Jeffort]

Since the last '10 book' ends with the October 2002 test you'll have to order the most recent ones (PrepTest #'s 39-61) individually.

Amazon has a buy 4 for the price of 3 deal that also qualifies for free shipping, so order them that way. If you order 4 tests your total is $24 if you go with the free shipping option. It's a good way to go for saving cash plus Amazon ships faster than LSAC does.

Also, pirating them from torrents will not really save you much $$. Printing all of them out would take a lot of time and just the cost of paper and ink cartridges to get it done (you will need to replace your black ink cartridge at least once to print them all) comes close to just buying them legit without even factoring in the wear and tear on your printer and time wasted costs.