What online prep did you use? Forum

[divergent]

For those who did, what online prep course did you use? What was your improvement (initial diagnostic to actual test)?

Basically, I want to know which companies were effective since I am considering taking an online course.

[glucose101]

Velocity LSAT.

[gaud]

I took Testmasters and wasn't a big fan. If I had the option to do it all again, I would go with anyone but them.

[akasabian]

I took Testmasters and wasn't a big fan. If I had the option to do it all again, I would go with anyone but them.

Gaud: Why didn't you like Testmasters online?

[gaud]

I took Testmasters and wasn't a big fan. If I had the option to do it all again, I would go with anyone but them.

Gaud: Why didn't you like Testmasters online?

I'm not really sure, it just didn't engage me like other prep companies did.

I found Manhattan, Powerscore, and Velocity all to be superior in that respect, which made it easier to learn and work with their 'program'.

[lawks]

There is the free online prep from Casebriefs.com found under their PreLaw tab. It could be good extra practice to a course you pay for. It's the only source I'm using other than books and preptests.

[ar1656]

Kaplan Online. It sucked. The information was way too elementary.
It's not a complete loss because the books that came with the course are really helpful and there are thousands of questions but it's essentially an awful self-study, which I could've done by myself for cheaper.

[gaud]

None of you guys should take/use any material created by Kaplan. For real.

[MauveT-Rex]

I took Blueprint's online course and I loved it. I found it very thorough and very entertaining. The logic game explanations are especially good. Outstanding production on all of their videos, very impressive...I ended up choking on the test but that's not Blueprint's fault....