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I am officially nominating Manhattan LSAT for the Nobel Prize of Peace.

I took Testmasters, and ultimately understood the logic of the LSAT. I then read the logical reasoning bibles and logic games bibles and further honed my understanding of the LSAT, but not until I read the Manhattan LSAT guides did I actually get GOOD at the process of taking the damn LSAT.


Manhattan LSAT guides of Peace.
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Is there a conspiracy funded by MLSAT to promote them non stop this week? This must be the 3rd threat randomly praising them.

I came very close to reporting this as spam, but I think it just slides under...

CyanIdes Of March wrote:Is there a conspiracy funded by MLSAT to promote them non stop this week? This must be the 3rd threat randomly praising them.

Their LR and RC guides are top notch. Their LR approach is a lot more intuitive than the mechanical PS approach. I could not wrap my head around necessary and sufficient assumption questions until I read their book.

CyanIdes Of March wrote:Is there a conspiracy funded by MLSAT to promote them non stop this week?

Yes.

But whoever decided to fund this conspiracy the week before the Dec. LSAT should be shot. Nobody signs up for a course now!

Note to marketing: This was a really bad use of our precious dollars, t-shirts, and barrels of pure Adderall. Someone is getting fired stat.

(thanks for the shout-outs, everyone--I pass them along to the teachers)

Didn't mean for this to be spam. I'm just happy that after spending so much money on studying for LSAT i found something that actually helped me improve (by a lot).