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Ok I'm a noob so the fact that I tried the search function obviously doesn't mean answers to these questions don't exist, so feel free to post links if you know where I can find info on these couple nit picky questions.

I'm slated to begin a Kaplan prep course February 12th and the 61 PT's that have been released came with my class in PDF's, so I just have a few questions about printing them so they look as much like real lsats as possible.

Just been lurking over this forum for about a week and I am amazed at how much great info is on here so thanks to all you law school ballers.

1. First, the paper in the 6 booklet tests that came with the class I've noticed is a little bit smaller than an 8.5 by 11 sheet and is that really crappy gray paper. Is this what the real lsat will look like, and if so, anywhere I can find this stuff?

2. What is the most economical way to double sided print them?




In before nice first post. Thanks everyone.

seanPtheB wrote:Ok I'm a noob so the fact that I tried the search function obviously doesn't mean answers to these questions don't exist, so feel free to post links if you know where I can find info on these couple nit picky questions.

I'm slated to begin a Kaplan prep course February 12th and the 61 PT's that have been released came with my class in PDF's, so I just have a few questions about printing them so they look as much like real lsats as possible.

Just been lurking over this forum for about a week and I am amazed at how much great info is on here so thanks to all you law school ballers.

1. First, the paper in the 6 booklet tests that came with the class I've noticed is a little bit smaller than an 8.5 by 11 sheet and is that really crappy gray paper. Is this what the real lsat will look like, and if so, anywhere I can find this stuff?

2. What is the most economical way to double sided print them?




In before nice first post. Thanks everyone.

Yeah, you take the LSAT on really crappy gray paper. As for your other questions, I cant really help. I'd probably just go to Kinkos and save money on ink and paper.

thanks a lot knock

Just print them and worry about learning to answer questions correctly. If you want to practice with a crappy writing surface, do some games on napkins.

If you want the paper style to be closer to the real thing, you can buy 8.5" x 11" newsprint paper. Here's the first example I found on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Blick-All-Purpose ... 123&sr=8-8