If I use these LSAT prep materials am I all set to study? Forum

[dwLawSchool2012]

LR Bible
LG Bible
Manhattan RC
10 actual...
10 next actual...
SuperPrep

[incompetentia]

Depends on your diag and score goal, but that's a pretty good list.


You may want some extra PTs as well if you're looking for a large score jump.

[TheFutureLawyer]

You should definitely get at least the 15 most recent PTs on top of this. It's more expensive to buy them individually, but definitely worth it (on Amazon they had a 4 for 3 deal when I got them).

[Jeffort]

Get some recent tests to study and practice with too.

The recently released "10 New LSAT's" book is a good inexpensive source. It contains PrepTest #'s 52-61 for about $23
http://www.amazon.com/New-Actual-Offici ... 862&sr=1-1

[tehrocstar]

I would also suggest, grouped by type series for LG and LR, either by Traciela or PowerScore.

Yes you'll have plenty of practice questions with what you have, but I've dramatically improved by just drilling one type of questions. Tip: if you buy LG Traciela PDF documents from their website and you can print 3 copies collated to have 3 of the same question replicated 3 times in a row and practice a la Pithypike method.

Other than that you can score pretty well with what you have there.

[Wade LeBosh]

Exactly what I'm using to prepare for October. I also ordered Introduction to Logic by Copi and Cohen (found it on half.com for $7).

[dwLawSchool2012]

Thanks all!

@Wade LeBosh
what schools are you looking at?

[Wade LeBosh]

Thanks all!

@Wade LeBosh
what schools are you looking at?

T10. I'm aiming for 170+. I'm only a junior now though. I'm taking in this October because I have so much free time to study this summer.

BTW, I feel like the LGB is lacking on explanations for Grouping games and that's a weak point for me. Can anyone recommend a better method for grouping?

[loomstate]

Thanks all!

@Wade LeBosh
what schools are you looking at?

T10. I'm aiming for 170+. I'm only a junior now though. I'm taking in this October because I have so much free time to study this summer.

BTW, I feel like the LGB is lacking on explanations for Grouping games and that's a weak point for me. Can anyone recommend a better method for grouping?

Try LSAT blog's chain method for grouping in and outs. I find it much less ambiguous than making so many inferences and arrows.

[Wade LeBosh]

Thanks all!

@Wade LeBosh
what schools are you looking at?

T10. I'm aiming for 170+. I'm only a junior now though. I'm taking in this October because I have so much free time to study this summer.

BTW, I feel like the LGB is lacking on explanations for Grouping games and that's a weak point for me. Can anyone recommend a better method for grouping?

Try LSAT blog's chain method for grouping in and outs. I find it much less ambiguous than making so many inferences and arrows.

Thanks I'll check that out. That's funny, I'm the exact opposite.