Powerscore Trilogy + Testmaster Course?? Forum

[nosleeptillsuccess]

Hey everyone,

I ordered the 3 books from the Powerscore website. I'm now trying to determine whether to take the Powerscore prep course or the Testmasters prep course. I'm leaning towards the TM course because it offers more hours and I see a greater amount positive reviews online. I hear that PS and TM are pretty much the same, but I'm just hoping the books that I ordered won't confuse me with the TM material. ANY help along with ANY additional info would be awesome.

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!

[rshehadeh9091]

I too have the PSBs and I'm debating the same thing. There's a TM course starting this month and a TM or PS one starting next month...

I'm here in Orange County looking at them.

[e_mac7]

I'm currently going through the PSB for LR and LG and I'm taking a course with TM online. Haven't started the course yet, but I'm already seeing improvement just with the books.

[msblaw89]

I went though the PS trilogy then took TM. I would recommend this combo 100% Got a 168 and will be attending Cornell

[nosleeptillsuccess]

@ Msblaw89 - Thank you so much for the info. If you don't mind me asking... what was your GPA and major? Also, what did you write in your personal statement and who wrote your letters of rec?

Congrats on getting into Cornell.. I'm shooting for NYU, Columbia, Fordham and Cornell myself.

[msblaw89]

@ Msblaw89 - Thank you so much for the info. If you don't mind me asking... what was your GPA and major? Also, what did you write in your personal statement and who wrote your letters of rec?

Congrats on getting into Cornell.. I'm shooting for NYU, Columbia, Fordham and Cornell myself.

3.8 GPA major poli sci and minor in business. I had two of my professors write LORs. Ce straight from undergrad, but did have an internship and several leadership positions. The PS/ TM course cocktail really is great. If you put everything into it you can score 170+

[RIPmitchhedberg]

I started with TM, then bought the Bibles when I retook. The content is almost identical (though they sometimes use different names for strategies etc). I can't speak for the PS class, but I can say that it wouldn't be bad mixing the PS books with the TM course.

That said, I also doubt you need both from the start (I only turned to PS because I had exhausted my TM course materials).