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Everything in the retail books is part of the homework materials.bsafra1 wrote:To anyone who has taken the Powerscore full classroom course- is it worth it to buy the bibles in addition? They say all of the materials are covered in the lesson books.
From their own website, manAlthough the PowerScore LSAT Bible publications are not included in the course materials in their published form, all of the techniques and strategies contained in the Bible series are included in the Full-Length Course materials in depth. There is no need to purchase any additional LSAT tests or preparation books when you take the PowerScore Full-Length LSAT Course.
Im going to call bullshit on that, and suggest you read the Manhattan guides too.oaken wrote:Although the PowerScore LSAT Bible publications are not included in the course materials in their published form, all of the techniques and strategies contained in the Bible series are included in the Full-Length Course materials in depth. There is no need to purchase any additional LSAT tests or preparation books when you take the PowerScore Full-Length LSAT Course.
I guess other materials can always help, but at least anecdotally, I took the PS full-length course and never looked at any other prep material and had 17-point improvement to a 99th percentile score from my first PT to the actual LSAT, so I'd say it was enough for me.Nova wrote:Im going to call bullshit on that, and suggest you read the Manhattan guides too.oaken wrote:Although the PowerScore LSAT Bible publications are not included in the course materials in their published form, all of the techniques and strategies contained in the Bible series are included in the Full-Length Course materials in depth. There is no need to purchase any additional LSAT tests or preparation books when you take the PowerScore Full-Length LSAT Course.
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