What prep material should I buy for $200? Forum

Palavra · Post by **Palavra** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 10:18 pm

If you were to buy LSAT prep material for $200, what would you buy? I think I'll buy the RC, LG and LR Bibles. That leaves me with about $100.

Also, is it possible to buy all the practice tests together or do I have to buy each separately? I'm sorry if these are stupid questions but I'm new to this.

Thanks!

Knock · Post by **Knock** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 10:20 pm

Palavra wrote:If you were to buy LSAT prep material for $200, what would you buy? I think I'll buy the RC, LG and LR Bibles. That leaves me with about $100.

Also, is it possible to buy all the practice tests together or do I have to buy each separately? I'm sorry if these are stupid questions but I'm new to this.

Thanks!

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =6&t=41657

cubswin · Post by **cubswin** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 10:21 pm

I would buy the LG and LR Bibles. Used copies of all 3 Actual, Official LSAT books. LSAT SuperPrep. Spend the remaining money on more recent PTs.

This is pretty much what I actually used to prep, only I wasn't smart enough to buy LSAT SuperPrep. I didn't use a book on RC strategy. I learned how to do RC just fine by reviewing my exams.

bhan87 · Post by **bhan87** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 10:22 pm

Palavra wrote:If you were to buy LSAT prep material for $200, what would you buy? I think I'll buy the RC, LG and LR Bibles. That leaves me with about $100.

Also, is it possible to buy all the practice tests together or do I have to buy each separately? I'm sorry if these are stupid questions but I'm new to this.

Thanks!

I recommend buying the complete prep bundle from cambridgelsat.com . They divide PT 1-40 into question types and the last 23 or so are left as complete tests. The question types correspond very well to Powerscore's division so it's one of the best supplements you can get to the bibles

stewie27 · Post by **stewie27** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 10:28 pm

You can probably skip the RC bible. But LG and LR bibles are recommended, and superprep. Then, as many practice tests as you can get. Those are probably the most important thing, imo, especially the newer ones.

AntipodeanPhil · Post by **AntipodeanPhil** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 10:48 pm

stewie27 wrote:You can probably skip the RC bible. But LG and LR bibles are recommended, and superprep. Then, as many practice tests as you can get. Those are probably the most important thing, imo, especially the newer ones.

+1

This is exactly what I was going to write.

Also, keep in mind that LSAC just released a 10 pack of the newer tests that is available on their website, but not yet available at some of the other online retailers - that could save you a few dollars.

Palavra · Post by **Palavra** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:08 pm

Thanks everyone!

Would you guys say that getting this is worth my money? --LinkRemoved--)/311

bhan87 · Post by **bhan87** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:16 pm

Palavra wrote:Thanks everyone!

Would you guys say that getting this is worth my money? --LinkRemoved--)/311

I prefer the other bundle that has their "Questions divided by type" books. It costs 50 more, but it's the most convenient way to get practice questions divided by type.

Edit: --LinkRemoved--)/488

Palavra · Post by **Palavra** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:18 pm

Do they divide the questions the same way as the Bibles?

bhan87 wrote:
Palavra wrote:Thanks everyone!

Would you guys say that getting this is worth my money? --LinkRemoved--)/311
I prefer the other bundle that has their "Questions divided by type" books. It costs 50 more, but it's the most convenient way to get practice questions divided by type.

bhan87 · Post by **bhan87** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:20 pm

It's more or less the same with small differences. There's a thread that describes how to corellate them.

bhan87 · Post by **bhan87** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:22 pm

bhan87 wrote:It's more or less the same with small differences. There's a thread that describes how to corellate them.

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 6&t=145865

Palavra · Post by **Palavra** » Sun Apr 24, 2011 12:10 am

It will be a pain to print all the material.

bhan87 wrote:It's more or less the same with small differences. There's a thread that describes how to corellate them.

bhan87 · Post by **bhan87** » Sun Apr 24, 2011 12:47 am

Palavra wrote:It will be a pain to print all the material.

bhan87 wrote:It's more or less the same with small differences. There's a thread that describes how to corellate them.

Well.. thats why I prefer the ultimate bundle... That's the paperback version that has all the materials I described above

Palavra · Post by **Palavra** » Sun Apr 24, 2011 12:54 am

You're referring to this one right? --LinkRemoved--)/488

bhan87 wrote:
Palavra wrote:It will be a pain to print all the material.

bhan87 wrote:It's more or less the same with small differences. There's a thread that describes how to corellate them.
Well.. thats why I prefer the ultimate bundle... That's the paperback version that has all the materials I described above

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