Powerscore Advanced Logic Games Course
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 9:02 pm
Has anyone taken this course and, if so, how would you rate it?
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AEIOU wrote:Has anyone taken this course and, if so, how would you rate it?
Read the LG Bible 10 times and your time would have been better spent.AEIOU wrote:Has anyone taken this course and, if so, how would you rate it?
AEIOU wrote:Thanks for the input. Any other suggestions for LG guides/courses. Studied the Bible religiously and still missed 11 on LG on June LSAT. Ordered Manhattan's guide yesterday.
Yeah... It bothers me that the guy was a fraud though. I'll still look into it more.MauveT-Rex wrote:AEIOU wrote:Thanks for the input. Any other suggestions for LG guides/courses. Studied the Bible religiously and still missed 11 on LG on June LSAT. Ordered Manhattan's guide yesterday.
I would take a serious look at Velocity's LG methods/course. They have a couple sample games on youtube....
he looks likeAEIOU wrote:Yeah... It bothers me that the guy was a fraud though. I'll still look into it more.MauveT-Rex wrote:AEIOU wrote:Thanks for the input. Any other suggestions for LG guides/courses. Studied the Bible religiously and still missed 11 on LG on June LSAT. Ordered Manhattan's guide yesterday.
I would take a serious look at Velocity's LG methods/course. They have a couple sample games on youtube....
This is true. I don't find him particularly authentic or entertaining but the methods seem effective.HarlandBassett wrote:he looks likeAEIOU wrote:Yeah... It bothers me that the guy was a fraud though. I'll still look into it more.MauveT-Rex wrote:AEIOU wrote:Thanks for the input. Any other suggestions for LG guides/courses. Studied the Bible religiously and still missed 11 on LG on June LSAT. Ordered Manhattan's guide yesterday.
I would take a serious look at Velocity's LG methods/course. They have a couple sample games on youtube....
is his testprep aimed at top scorers (like ManhattanLSAT) or the general public?MauveT-Rex wrote: This is true. I don't find him particularly authentic or entertaining but the methods seem effective.