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I've been studying this test for awhile and always hungry for new information.

Found this great fact-filled iPhone App

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lsat-10- ... 42315?mt=8

The tips are great and some of it you might not already know.

Can you tell more about it?

That page didn't seem to have much info, and I must be one of the few remaining people on earth without an iPhone.

Only 40 cents per tip!

Haha, that's like "only pennies a day..."

This app is by the same guy who made the LSAT app:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ivy-leag ... 57778?mt=8

In this link, he gives one of that app's tips as a sample.

I'm guessing that the LSAT app is similar in style, detail, and quality.

LSAT Blog wrote:Can you tell more about it?

That page didn't seem to have much info, and I must be one of the few remaining people on earth without an iPhone.

The app is a MUST HAVE for anyone studying LSAT.

Here's why: it says what other test prep material DOES NOT, as in, the person has clearly done all the problems.

For it's price it's a steal, considering it could mean the difference between a point or two on the LSAT.

I think you're either being incredibly sarcastic, or this is an app you're selling.

hv1 wrote:

LSAT Blog wrote:Can you tell more about it?

That page didn't seem to have much info, and I must be one of the few remaining people on earth without an iPhone.

The app is a MUST HAVE for anyone studying LSAT.

Here's why: it says what other test prep material DOES NOT, as in, the person has clearly done all the problems.

For it's price it's a steal, considering it could mean the difference between a point or two on the LSAT.

Anaconda wrote:I think you're either being incredibly sarcastic, or this is an app you're selling.

+1

sdphill wrote:

Anaconda wrote:I think you're either being incredibly sarcastic, or this is an app you're selling.

+1

+1

Actually, I buy everything, from PowerScore to Princeton Review to books on logic on Amazon. I'm an LSAT aficionado and I find it fun collecting guides out there. Other LSAT Apps for the iPhone I found expensive and just cheaper to buy their book.

can anyone else recommend an app on the iphone besides the one i did?

I'm actually writing a review of the LSAT apps that are out there... this one didn't come up on my search, so thanks for pointing it out. I also find a hard time believing you would point it out unless you somehow benefited. Shrug.

JohnnyTrojan08 wrote:I'm actually writing a review of the LSAT apps that are out there... this one didn't come up on my search, so thanks for pointing it out. I also find a hard time believing you would point it out unless you somehow benefited. Shrug.

How is it different than giving a reference to PowerScore to saying "hey this princeton review book is great"

Just trying to help others out... I'm not the only one out there looking for great, new information on this test to maximum my points.

JohnnyTrojan08 wrote:I'm actually writing a review of the LSAT apps that are out there... this one didn't come up on my search, so thanks for pointing it out. I also find a hard time believing you would point it out unless you somehow benefited. Shrug.

In a month or so we're going to launch the i-phone version of our arcade (http://www.atlaslsat.com/arcade), if you pm me your e-mail I'll ping you when that happens.

Atlas LSAT Teacher wrote:

JohnnyTrojan08 wrote:I'm actually writing a review of the LSAT apps that are out there... this one didn't come up on my search, so thanks for pointing it out. I also find a hard time believing you would point it out unless you somehow benefited. Shrug.

In a month or so we're going to launch the i-phone version of our arcade (http://www.atlaslsat.com/arcade), if you pm me your e-mail I'll ping you when that happens.

Fantastic, looking forward to purchasing that, I just PMed you my email.

hv1 wrote: Fantastic, looking forward to purchasing that, I just PMed you my email.

how long have you been studying for this test?! I remember you discussing the LSAT when I first visited TLS....180 or bust

hv1 wrote:can anyone else recommend an app on the iphone besides the one i did?

not for iPhone, but Android:

LSAT Assassin - Games ($1.50, and actually is really a steal with 15 games)
LSAT Assassin - LR Deluxe ($14.99, 250 real LSAT questions)
LSAT Assassin - LR Basic ($0.99, 50 questions)

And yes, I benefit from them (I made them and sell them).

GATORTIM wrote:

hv1 wrote: Fantastic, looking forward to purchasing that, I just PMed you my email.

how long have you been studying for this test?! I remember you discussing the LSAT when I first visited TLS....180 or bust

I think the iPhone app I recommend is 99 cents, you can't beat that. If it's more than 5 bucks I'd rather buy a book than an app since I can look through it.

I've been studying for this test more as a hobby now, possibly taking it in the future.

Sequoia90 wrote:

hv1 wrote:can anyone else recommend an app on the iphone besides the one i did?

not for iPhone, but Android:

LSAT Assassin - Games ($1.50, and actually is really a steal with 15 games)
LSAT Assassin - LR Deluxe ($14.99, 250 real LSAT questions)
LSAT Assassin - LR Basic ($0.99, 50 questions)

And yes, I benefit from them (I made them and sell them).

Any chance you will make them for the iPhone?

Sequoia90 wrote:

hv1 wrote:can anyone else recommend an app on the iphone besides the one i did?

not for iPhone, but Android:

LSAT Assassin - Games ($1.50, and actually is really a steal with 15 games)
LSAT Assassin - LR Deluxe ($14.99, 250 real LSAT questions)
LSAT Assassin - LR Basic ($0.99, 50 questions)

And yes, I benefit from them (I made them and sell them).

Out of curiosity, did you have to get permission from LSAC to use real questions?

Anaconda wrote:

Sequoia90 wrote:

hv1 wrote:can anyone else recommend an app on the iphone besides the one i did?

not for iPhone, but Android:

LSAT Assassin - Games ($1.50, and actually is really a steal with 15 games)
LSAT Assassin - LR Deluxe ($14.99, 250 real LSAT questions)
LSAT Assassin - LR Basic ($0.99, 50 questions)

And yes, I benefit from them (I made them and sell them).

Out of curiosity, did you have to get permission from LSAC to use real questions?

Interesting, unless he referenced them such as "check out these problems from this test"

hv1 wrote:I'm an LSAT aficionado.

lol. I think you are selling it, come clean man!

lol. he's absolutely selling it.

lawman2010 wrote:lol. he's absolutely selling it.

lol like this is even a question...

dub wrote:

lawman2010 wrote:lol. he's absolutely selling it.

lol like this is even a question...

Actually, I'm not selling it. Am I marketing it by saying it's good? Obviously. I've done the same with PowerScore books in thet past.

hv1 is probably the most transparent shill I have ever seen. And I have frequented Neogaf.