Can I just buy their course book? Is it any good for self-study? Or shall I buy Blueprint solo?
Any input is appreciated,

already got these, two bibles and 30 real LSATsaguyingeorgia wrote:Buy the Powerscore Bibles, copies of real LSATs, and kick tail.
Thanks for this!Pavlov's Cat wrote:I'm doing Blueprint Solo and I like it, but I really wanted the structure of a course. The BP program is split into lessons, homeworks, etc. and gives you a suggested schedule, but you can still go at your own pace. I also wanted a program of study that included an RC strategy, which the BP Solo program includes but the bibles obviously do not.
If those things sound appealing (and worth $700 to you) then go for BP Solo. If you feel confident that you can study on your own using the practice LSATs and the bibles, then stick with those. I think you'll be fine either way. It's just a question of personal preference and how much money you want to spend.
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Is this a new feature? I took it in january and don't remember any explanations to HW that were online. I do remember Robin's videos, which were pretty helpful and the 82 common flaws, outside of that i don't remember a HW explanation area.jpin22 wrote:Im in testmasters right now and i think its great. There is explanations online to all of the practice hw and you do alot of it.