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Where has everybody been getting their practice tests? I have read lsac is a good place, do they have the most recent available or will it really matter how recent as long as its the past couple of years? I have also been reading that people have been taking like 40-50 practice tests are you guys doing them more than once or do you guys have that many different ones?

I used Cambridge LSAT prep and downloaded them.

http://www.cambridgelsat.com/

It costs the same but you get it instantly and can print it up to three times (or print once and make photocpies if need be or print to adobe pdf). I found this extremely helpful, plus you get some logic games solutions.

If you want the questions organized by question type (and/or by section type) you can do that as well. I took that approach with the logic games which ended up being my strongest section. I just mastered each type and moved on.

LSAC publishes the preptests. Most all test prep companies also provide the SAME LSAC prep tests to you. Many times your university library will have them available as well.

I bought mine from amazon because you can get a deal if you buy in bulk. Side bar, 26-21.

you can have mine

You can get the individual practice tests (after PrepTest 38) for $6/exam rather than $8/exam with amazon's 4-for-3 deal.

Most of the others are sold in books of 10 exams that retail for $30/book, but they're $20/book on amazon.

I've listed them all here.

Traciela's Grouped by Type books give you every question from PrepTests 1-20 divided by question type.

You can get the most recent exams anywhere. The more recent, the better. I'd suggest that you at least work through most of the exams from 29-present.

LSAT Blog wrote:You can get the individual practice tests (after PrepTest 38) for $6/exam rather than $8/exam with amazon's 4-for-3 deal.

Most of the others are sold in books of 10 exams that retail for $30/book, but they're $20/book on amazon.

I've listed them all here.

Traciela's Grouped by Type books give you every question from PrepTests 1-20 divided by question type.

You can get the most recent exams anywhere. The more recent, the better. I'd suggest that you at least work through most of the exams from 29-present.

Where do you find the 4-for-3 deal on amazon?

Go to that link I provided, and click on one of the individual exam numbers, like PrepTest 59.

Directly under the picture of the PrepTest, it'll say "Special Offers and Product Promotions." Under that, it says, "This item is eligible for our 4-for-3 promotion."

Basically, when you add the items to the cart, it'll take care of itself.

When I read the title of the thread I thought someone dug it up from months ago. Seriously.