Selling all my LSAT prep books... Forum

[TheOtherJen]

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LSAT prep books GALORE!

Everything I used to study for the LSAT, including:

The Princeton Review Cracking the LSAT 2008 Edition
100 LSAT Logic Games (Research & Education Association)
PowerScore LSAT Reading Comp Bible, Logic Reasoning Bible and Logic Games Bible

All of the prep books that came with the Kaplan Test Prep class (I paid about $700 to take the class) including:

(All 2009 edition)

LSAT Endurance Practice
LSAT Lesson Book
LSAT Mastery Practice
LSAT Pacing Practice

I will also include some of my old LSAT practice tests as well as:

U.S. News & World Report's Ultimate Guide to Law Schools (3rd ed.,) and the Law School Admission Game: Play Like an Expert by Ann K. Levine (both not pictured).

Most of these books have been pretty extensively marked up with my notes, answers and highlights. If this doesn't bother you, this is a great deal that will save you hundreds of dollars. Even if you bought these books used, you would pay more than $120 for the Powerscore Bible series, $700 for Kaplan class and around $25 each for the other books. You can scribble out my marking and use scrap paper to study, which is what I did with practice tests I would take over and over again.

Due to the weight and size of the books (about 25 lbs) and depending on your location, I will give you a shipping estimate after purchasing.

[ArchRoark]

Wait... you're selling books that have the answers already marked in them? How could this be of use to anyone?

Well, at least you made it clear their condition... so I guess I can't fault you.

[Precessional]

Due to the weight and size of the books (about 25 lbs) and depending on your location, I will give you a shipping estimate after purchasing.

USPS Media mail is pretty cheap and charged by weight regardless of location. It can be pretty slow, though.