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I am currently studying for the June LSAT on a self study plan that involves the PS bibles, preptests and the superprep pretty much.
I have been offered all sort of material from friends who took prepcourses. I accepted the preptests and any LSAC material, but I also got a huge binder of Griffon perp material and a Kaplan book. I won't even look at the Kaplan because that seems to be a sin if you are serious about the LSAT but should I consider going over the Griffon stuff?

Thanks

The Griffon binder is pretty comprehensive and useful. Repetitive practice is incredibly important, but it certainly cannot hurt.

Danny901 wrote:The Griffon binder is pretty comprehensive and useful. Repetitive practice is incredibly important, but it certainly cannot hurt.

Thanks for answering.