Best Study Tool For Each Section? Forum
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XxMVPxX
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Best Study Tool For Each Section?
From what I have gathered from TLS, the most highly praised study guide for the logic games section is the powerscore Logic Bible. For the reading comprehension section I have seen a lot of favorable reviews for the Manhattan LSAT Reading Comprehension strategy guide. Does anyone agree with these choices as well as have a suggestion for the best logical reasoning study tool? I'm assuming the powerscore logical reasoning bible is the default but I just wanted to ask if anyone had a particularly good score thanks to a certain guide.
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XxMVPxX
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Re: Best Study Tool For Each Section?
Bueller.......Bueller?
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fatpeopleavenger
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Re: Best Study Tool For Each Section?
LG for powerscore definitely. I went from -7/-8 to -2
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Geetar Man
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Re: Best Study Tool For Each Section?
XxMVPxX wrote:From what I have gathered from TLS, the most highly praised study guide for the logic games section is the powerscore Logic Bible. For the reading comprehension section I have seen a lot of favorable reviews for the Manhattan LSAT Reading Comprehension strategy guide. Does anyone agree with these choices as well as have a suggestion for the best logical reasoning study tool? I'm assuming the powerscore logical reasoning bible is the default but I just wanted to ask if anyone had a particularly good score thanks to a certain guide.
The general consensus is the LRB, but many people advocate the manhattan LR book.
Ultimately, Ive noticed to pick and choose what I want to use from the LRB. I've found that the bible really just gets you going and the rest is history. Hth
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XxMVPxX
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Re: Best Study Tool For Each Section?
Good to know, I'm not taking the LSAT until June 2013 but I just want to start getting familiar with the strategies. I just did my first diagnostic and got a 153. I'm trying to get in the low 170's.Geetar Man wrote:
The general consensus is the LRB, but many people advocate the manhattan LR book.
Ultimately, Ive noticed to pick and choose what I want to use from the LRB. I've found that the bible really just gets you going and the rest is history. Hth
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Geetar Man
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Re: Best Study Tool For Each Section?
XxMVPxX wrote:Good to know, I'm not taking the LSAT until June 2013 but I just want to start getting familiar with the strategies. I just did my first diagnostic and got a 153. I'm trying to get in the low 170's.Geetar Man wrote:
The general consensus is the LRB, but many people advocate the manhattan LR book.
Ultimately, Ive noticed to pick and choose what I want to use from the LRB. I've found that the bible really just gets you going and the rest is history. Hth
We all are dude. It takes a ton of practice/time, but I believe it can be done.
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LSAT Blog
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Re: Best Study Tool For Each Section?
A Rulebook for Arguments is a great general introduction to concepts tested in the LR section, although it's not written specifically for the LSAT.
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broadstreet11
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Re: Best Study Tool For Each Section?
I've tried both the LRB and Manhattan LR. Manhattan wins hands down. Their advice/strategy is much better for those who have a good grasp of logic. If you're shooting for a 170+, I wouldn't think twice. If you need a good intro to LR first though, I would go with the LRB and move to Manhattan accordingly.
