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and which offer best video or audio classes for LSAT reviews. THANKS

The Princeton Review gives all students access to all prep tests, including explanations. I am certain that other companies do as well.

The Princeton Review also offers a "self-study" option, giving the student full access to the Online Student Portal, which not only includes the aformentioned explanations, but videos of each lesson included in the regular course. It's $499 - here's the link to the info: http://www.princetonreview.com/law/onli ... -prep.aspx

Of course, this Online Student Portal access is included in any course or private tutorial that is associated with The Princeton Review.

As I said, other companies offer similar items, but I work for TPR so I, with obvious bias, say that ours are the best.

Good luck!

http://www.manhattanlsat.com/lsat-test-explanations.cfm

Check that link out. They offer explanations to a lot of the more difficult questions.

Mr.Binks wrote:http://www.manhattanlsat.com/lsat-test-explanations.cfm

Check that link out. They offer explanations to a lot of the more difficult questions.

VelocityLsat offers explanations to every question since 2000.

Plus detailed overview of every section. I can't even explain the value (super cheap). It makes the LSAT fun! Anyway, check out their free video lessons to get feel for it.

We've also just vastly expanded our video library of old question explanations. You can check out the entire set for the June '07 LSAT (the free one) at our free help area - http://blueprintprep.com/free-lsat-help.

LSAT Blog has a lot of explanations (disclosure: some of them are mine). http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/

Cambridge LSAT sells explanation (disclosure, again: some of them are mine): http://www.cambridgelsat.com/category/solutions/2

I've started releasing free explanations on my own site. So far I've got most of the ones from the 60's onwards:

http://lsathacks.com/explanations/

wow, what a promotional thread!

Manhattan LSAT Noah wrote:wow, what a promotional thread!

True, but I'm just a student, not an employee, lol
It is a bit strange how TLS allows whole accounts to be dedicated to free adverts.

Noblesse_Oblige wrote:

Manhattan LSAT Noah wrote:wow, what a promotional thread!

True, but I'm just a student, not an employee, lol
It is a bit strange how TLS allows whole accounts to be dedicated to free adverts.

Spend some time around here and you'll see that they give out some of the highest quality advice of anyone on the boards. If they couldn't do at least a little self promotion why would people who are quite literally paid to give out LSAT advice post here? Notice how they all have their prep company's logos as their avatars so it's clear who they work for.