Integrating Kaplan mastery/pacing/endurance books Forum
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rvadog
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Integrating Kaplan mastery/pacing/endurance books
Trying to create a rough plan of attack for the June test. I am planning to use the powerscore books but I picked up the Kaplan set today for $15. How have you guys integrated these books in to your studying?
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NoodleyOne
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Re: Integrating Kaplan mastery/pacing/endurance books
I'd drop the Kaplan crap and go to Manhattan. Also, if rva is Richmond Virginia, you could hire me to tutor you.rvadog wrote:Trying to create a rough plan of attack for the June test. I am planning to use the powerscore books but I picked up the Kaplan set today for $15. How have you guys integrated these books in to your studying?
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cricketlove00
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Re: Integrating Kaplan mastery/pacing/endurance books
Kaplan mastery is actually worth it to drill problems. A lot of their questions aren't from actual tests, but I think it's still worth it to drill questions you aren't good at.
I've been using both Kaplan mastery and Cambridge to drill problems. Cambridge is much better in terms of scope of questions throughout all the LSATs, but for $15 I would use Kaplan too.
I've been using both Kaplan mastery and Cambridge to drill problems. Cambridge is much better in terms of scope of questions throughout all the LSATs, but for $15 I would use Kaplan too.
