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LawyerBrah wrote:3.81 GPA at the moment (probably will be 3.83 after this semester)

Best section is logical reasoning followed by reading comprehension

Getting absolutely crushed in logic games

Only local class to me is Kaplan (10 minute drive)

It would take me an hour and a half each way to commute to NYC, which offers BluePrint, Manhattan LSAT, Powerscore, Testmasters, and pretty much everything else.

Is the commute worth it? Or should i just take the Kaplan

Do an online course over Kaplan. I took Velocity and loved it, but it seems like Manhattan is now the consensus best prep company around here.

I took blueprint online. It's not bad. It's a little pricey. I've heard good things about manhattan's online course also. At the same time if you are already pting at a good range, you might consider self studying.

Most people recommend the Manhattan prep books. If not the PS LG Bible and LR Bible.

Logic game video explanations are posted here if you have problems with any:
http://7sage.com/logic-game-explanations/

There are quite a few guides on tls (pithypike's is used quite often).

Testmasters kicks butt for LG (and LSAT test prep generally). I'd go with them, and I've looked at the other materials (PS Bibles, Blueprint). Haven't heard about Manhattan, so I can't comment on that test prep company.

do the online Manhattan course. They let you try out the first class for free, if you want

If LG is your weakest and LR is your strongest, you would do best with self studying and hiring a private tutor to fill in your gaps.

LawyerBrah wrote:3.81 GPA at the moment (probably will be 3.83 after this semester)

Best section is logical reasoning followed by reading comprehension

Getting absolutely crushed in logic games

Only local class to me is Kaplan (10 minute drive)

It would take me an hour and a half each way to commute to NYC, which offers BluePrint, Manhattan LSAT, Powerscore, Testmasters, and pretty much everything else.

Is the commute worth it? Or should i just take the Kaplan

Self-prep, man. If you go through the Logic Games Bible or Manhattan's LG Guide you'll be well on your way to crushing it. It's more methodical and easier to master than any other section, you should crush it

I am a big fan of self-prep. Your high GPA indicates to me that you are motivated enough to also do self prep. Buy one of LSAT blog's premium study guides if you need structure, but other than that you should be fine.

Just finished a 2 month Manhattan LSAT class a bit ago in NYC and was pretty happy with it, having a class to go to and participate with other students in made the experience more enjoyable rather than sitting in a room studying on your own personally. all the instructors seemed smart and capable as well. the facilities are nice and professional too. they do offer you to sit in on the first class for free, which I did and I highly recommend, its free so it cant hurt to try before spending all the money.

though if you already know the areas you are strong/weak at, i highly recommend maybe considering private sessions with a prep company or tutor, can get a much more personalized agenda that way. the class was more fun because you have other students to talk with and have a more grouped experience and can study together. on the other hand I was already proficient in LG and since much of the class was spent teaching games to those who had never done them before, if i had private sessions I could have spent more time on other areas that were in need of improvement.

I had previously taken a 1 month accelerated class at Princeton Review in New Orleans a year ago and felt that Manhattan had a much more concrete and functional syllabus that really covered all the material well and had better more in depth methods for LG and LR.

Felt way more confident going into this Decembers LSAT than last Decembers, in which my prep mostly consisted of rigorous self study (Bibles, Manhattan books, Cambridge, PT) last year, thanks to the confidence and skills Manhattan class gave me. Hope that helps.

PreProBono is awesome (in my experience with it), and not too expensive.

self prep with LG Bible and Manhattan LR. Also take plenty of practice tests.

out of courses, i'd recommend Blueprint for LG hands down.