Hello,
Let me start out by saying, I am horrible at standardize tests. I graduated with a 3.8 GPA from college; however, scored very badly the first time I took the LSAT (130). I studied and still only made it half way through the test, I guessed at the other questions when the proctor called a 5 minute warning.
I have been instructed to take a test prep course in preparation prior to retaking the exam. Can someone please recommend the best prep course on the market? If I am going to spend the time and the money, I want to make certain that the right one is taken.
Thank you for your time.
Mary
Southern Gal in Need of Some LSAT Test Advice Forum
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tocute2be28
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BriaTharen
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Re: Southern Gal in Need of Some LSAT Test Advice
I found the Princeton series to be very good; I highly recommend it.
Since you are starting so low, I would go with the one that has the most classroom time. I think that would best help you.
Since you are starting so low, I would go with the one that has the most classroom time. I think that would best help you.
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doinmybest
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Re: Southern Gal in Need of Some LSAT Test Advice
Hey Southern Gal! A Southern Boy here.
I would advise you to read some of the great threads in the LSAT Prep Forum ("PithyPike's LSAT Study guide" and "how to get 160+")
Also, look into taking a Powerscore Prep course. I would also try to read the Logic Games Bible and the Logical Reasoning Bible. Good luck to you!
I would advise you to read some of the great threads in the LSAT Prep Forum ("PithyPike's LSAT Study guide" and "how to get 160+")
Also, look into taking a Powerscore Prep course. I would also try to read the Logic Games Bible and the Logical Reasoning Bible. Good luck to you!
