Mixing is the best (unless you are pressed for time)!d0rklord wrote:What are your thoughts on "mixing" study materials... Like... Using the Manhattan LSAT LR book coupled with the Powersore LR Bible?
Do you think it would help you master the skills better? Or would it just confuse you because they probably teach different techniques?
I really enjoy the Manhattan guide, but everyone keeps telling me the PS LR Bible is a must...
Thanks
Happy studying!
Agreed. I'm currently employing this method. I go a chapter in LR Bible, do some practice problems, then go over the equivalent chapter in Manhattan ( or vice versa) and it reinforces what I've learned. Then I do a ton of practice before moving on to the next chapter pair.pizzabrosauce wrote:Mixing is the best (unless you are pressed for time)!d0rklord wrote:What are your thoughts on "mixing" study materials... Like... Using the Manhattan LSAT LR book coupled with the Powersore LR Bible?
Do you think it would help you master the skills better? Or would it just confuse you because they probably teach different techniques?
I really enjoy the Manhattan guide, but everyone keeps telling me the PS LR Bible is a must...
Thanks
Happy studying!
It forces you to evaluate what works best, and also helps you discover areas you weren't as solid in as you originally thought. If you are confused, its probably b/c you could use more work in that area. Best of luck!
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