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cool story bro

I found the Manhattan LSAT self study pack pretty good. It's like $400 and they send you all their books and stuff. What I found really helpful about it were the pre-recorded online lectures, you'll get access to these instantly and it could be the kind of thing you're looking for. I liked the recordings a lot because i could just fast forward or pause and I feel like they gave just as much as an actual online class would have. Not sure what you're internet connection is like but mine can be kinda bad and I was able to download all the classes super easy.

I don't work for this company and definitely found a few things about them to be undesirable but I would highly recommend the self-study packet.

if u have a printer u can use cambridgelsat.com to get online copies. also check out lsatblog or manhattan online forums.

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TIKITEMBO wrote: Lakers3peat: Thanks for the advice. I haven't really looked at cambridge yet either. I'm trying to keep with real LSAT questions, so hopefully these will be along those lines.

Cambridge LSAT have every past test available. You can buy the three 'ten of' books, then buy a bundle that contains all the recent tests from Cambridge LSAT. Your diagnostic is decent. Work through the books and PTs and you'll be fine.

Remember, work on accuracy then work on your timing. The older tests are great for learning the question types and improving accuracy.

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All the major LSAT prep companies have some kind of online resources, whether full recorded classes or live classes run online or both. You could take those sorts of courses as long as you have any kind of Internet connection. Just in case you wanted a course, not self-study.

Oh, you mentioned that courses are too expensive for you at present. Whoops, never mind. My bad.

sophia.olive wrote:cool story bro

LOL

To the OP: study hard! And good luck!

sophia.olive wrote:cool story bro

You're doing it wrong.

sophia.olive wrote:cool story bro

...really? REALLY?

Anyway, OP, it sounds like you're on the right track. Lsat blog has some really good study plans that you can follow and all you need for them is the LG/LR bibles and official released tests (which you can get by buying all the "next 10" books from LSAC and then cambridge LSAT has all the rest of them). There's a LOT of info on here too (you can check out Pithypike's study guide, which is stickied in this forum). Good luck with your studies!