There is a large array of prep books discussed in the forums. I was confused by Kaplan mastery discussed in viewtopic.php?f=6&t=41657. Does it refer to multiple kaplan mastery books or a single book?
If you had to have a core set of books to prep from, anything else you'd add to the following?
a) powerscore -logical games bible
b) powerscore - logical reasoning bible
c) superprep official guide
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Nova
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morris248
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Re: Prep books
You need to get some of the actual old tests and take them under timed conditions. The 2007 version is probably the best if
you are only going to get one.
http://www.law-school-books.com/LSAT.html
10 New Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests (Lsat Series) By Wendy Margolis
you are only going to get one.
http://www.law-school-books.com/LSAT.html
10 New Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests (Lsat Series) By Wendy Margolis
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tacites
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Kaplan to Powerscore
Took a Kaplan class and didn't feel ready for the June test. Would powerscore bibles help at this point? I'm pretty sure timing is my biggest hang-up. WHAT DO I DO
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dowu
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Re: Kaplan to Powerscore
Yes, absolutely - the bibles supplemented with drilling by type. Then, strictly timed 5-section PTs.tacites wrote:Took a Kaplan class and didn't feel ready for the June test. Would powerscore bibles help at this point? I'm pretty sure timing is my biggest hang-up. WHAT DO I DO
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tacites
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Re: Prep books
Thanks nmop. Should I get all three of them?
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jmjm
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Re: Prep books
According to some prep book threads in this forum (viewtopic.php?f=6&t=41657), if you have to choose only one, then choose powerscore, and then kaplan mastery
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Nova
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Re: Prep books
RC PSB is the least useful. AR/LR are great though.tacites wrote:Should I get all three of them?
Manhattan is the best.jmjm wrote:According to some prep book threads in this forum (viewtopic.php?f=6&t=41657), if you have to choose only one, then choose powerscore, and then kaplan mastery
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dowu
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Re: Prep books
I think you should try the LGB and the LRB. I haven't tried the RCB, but I hear a lot of good things about the Manhattan RC book. Also, look up Voyager's RC guide. It seems like something that can work decently well, as long as you put forth the effort.tacites wrote:Thanks nmop. Should I get all three of them?
Edit: Scooped by my homie Nova. Listen to this guy - he know's his shit.
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Malakai
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Re: Prep books
Nova wrote:http://www.amazon.com/Manhattan-LSAT-Se ... 27-1737414
Best $70 + shipping you will ever spend.
This is a great deal.
