Manhattan LSAT — Best? Forum

[Dr. Dre]

NO.

[Miracle]

NO.

Says who? It's always been about powerscore. Manhattan when reading comprehension is concerned.

[eric922]

Honestly I think the only real consensus when it comes to prep companies is to avoid Kaplan like the plague.

[John_rizzy_rawls]

They're TTTT

It's all about Manhattan, Blueprint, Powerscore, in that order.

And Velocity.

[Dr. Dre]

NO.

Says who? It's always been about powerscore. Manhattan when reading comprehension is concerned.

It has always been about powerscore. But it's not anymore. Manhattan Prep is coming in like a storm.

[Miracle]

NO.

Says who? It's always been about powerscore. Manhattan when reading comprehension is concerned.

It has always been about powerscore. But it's not anymore. Manhattan Prep is coming in like a storm.

Lol there is only one bible for logic games.

[Clearly]

NO.

Says who? It's always been about powerscore. Manhattan when reading comprehension is concerned.

It has always been about powerscore. But it's not anymore. Manhattan Prep is coming in like a storm.

Lol there is only one bible for logic games.

Don't worry about him, he just got here.

[Dr. Dre]

Don't worry about him, he just got here.

[Miracle]

Don't worry about him, he just got here.[/quote]

Good point. A newbie.

[snapdragon25]

Just finished the manhattan RC book and it was holy shit good

[nmillette]

LOVED the Mlsat RC book. Literally the only one I got my hands on that is any good.

In that case, going to order it right now.

Dude, Manhattan's Logic Chain method is so bomb. Before that, my method was just chaining conditionals together. It'd work some of the time but often, it was just a pain for my eyes to look at so many conditional statements + the new chains (I'd never erase the ones that were given so it look like I had 6-8 different statements for a game).

I agree! It is so easy to draw and use the Logic Chain. I wasted so much time doing those questions before I learnt that method!

[Dr. Dre]

LOVED the Mlsat RC book. Literally the only one I got my hands on that is any good.

In that case, going to order it right now.

Dude, Manhattan's Logic Chain method is so bomb. Before that, my method was just chaining conditionals together. It'd work some of the time but often, it was just a pain for my eyes to look at so many conditional statements + the new chains (I'd never erase the ones that were given so it look like I had 6-8 different statements for a game).

I agree! It is so easy to draw and use the Logic Chain. I wasted so much time doing those questions before I learnt that method!

like OMG!

[Clearly]

Just finished the manhattan RC book and it was holy shit good

It's the only legit RC book I've read.

[ManoftheHour]

NO.

Says who? It's always been about powerscore. Manhattan when reading comprehension is concerned.

It has always been about powerscore. But it's not anymore. Manhattan Prep is coming in like a storm.

Lol there is only one bible for logic games.

The bible for logic games is a good start, but Manhattan takes the cake, especially for grouping games. With Manhattan's logic chain, I've been finishing grouping games in 4 to 5 minutes. That extra time saved is fundamental for me because I tend to struggle greatly on the damn hybrid games.

[ManoftheHour]

Just finished the manhattan RC book and it was holy shit good

It's the only legit RC book I've read.

I can't wait for mine to arrive. Amazon is so slow sometimes...

[Ben Franklin]

Manhattan > Powerscore all day

[Dr. Dre]

Manhattan > Powerscore all day

all day air day

[Ben Franklin]

Yes. Manhattan is superior for self study. Although if you have the $$$, hiring a tutor with a proven score above 175 is worth it.

[Dr. Dre]

Yes. Manhattan is superior for self study. Although if you have the $$$, hiring a tutor with a proven score above 175 is worth it.

Oh yes having a personal tutor would be beyond amazing. But I would still read Manhattan LSAT before getting one. Assuming his methods are similar to Manhattans.

[ManoftheHour]

Manhattan > Powerscore all day

All I'm going to say is that Powerscore doesn't touch on the LR assumption questions like Manhattan does. The difference between sufficient/necessary assumptions is highlighted in the latter and not the former. It seems stupid now, but it wasn't obvious to me and there were times when I really thought there were two correct answers when I had just misread the question stem.

[Brixton]

My Manhattan bundle just arrived today. I'm going to try to combine Manhattan, Blueprint (their new games book), and Powerscore into a comprehensive study program.

[Dr. Dre]

My Manhattan bundle just arrived today. I'm going to try to combine Manhattan, Blueprint (their new games book), and Powerscore into a comprehensive study program.

i think learning the methods from the pros and synthesizing them in your own personal way is the best method overall

[ManoftheHour]

Omg, the Manhattan RC is amazing. A big thanks to all of those that recommended it to me. After doing the Powerscore RC, I had lost faith in any RC prep.

[Dr. Dre]

have you finished the RC book?

[ManoftheHour]

have you finished the RC book?

Yeah, it's really short, but really good. I did two PTs after that and I feel really confident about my RC now. Keep in mind that I was -6 to -4 in RC before Manhattan. Now if I can master the games and continue drilling LR....

MVP for me?! That'd be a dream come true.