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If so, can you give your review? I couldn't find anything in the search.

I know about them somewhat. They are based in Provo, UT. It is THE place to go to for LSAT Prep for BYU students. The instructor (Brent) gets superb reviews from everyone who goes there. I am a student prelaw advisor at BYU and have heard only good things from students who have taken from ACE.

That being said, someone who spends $900 on a prep course probably won't say it wasn't worth it unless it was REALLY bad. That and BYU students tend to be extra-positive. So the feedback could be a little biased.

And these things are all relative. ACE is considered the god of test-prep's in Provo, but I'd say most TLS users are probably more in-the-know than the average BYU student.

TLS1776 (a 180'er) swears by an Ace Logic Games book. Though there may be more than one Ace.

Read his post regarding his thoughts on the LSAT.

The Ace the LSAT Logic Games book is published by Get Prepped. To my knowledge, ACE Test Preparation doesn't have any retail LSAT publications.

Cambridge LSAT wrote:The Ace the LSAT Logic Games book is published by Get Prepped. To my knowledge, ACE Test Preparation doesn't have any retail LSAT publications.

correct,

i think that ace MAY have some workbooks that come with their course though

I did Ace and loved it! Yes it is based in Provo and Salt Lake, but they have online stuff that is just as good. They gave me all of the LSAC books, which was basically every previously administered test ever. I watched the DVDs online to make up for the classes I missed. I would definitely recommend it, especially for the price!

jonnyrogers wrote:I did Ace and loved it! Yes it is based in Provo and Salt Lake, but they have online stuff that is just as good. They gave me all of the LSAC books, which was basically every previously administered test ever. I watched the DVDs online to make up for the classes I missed. I would definitely recommend it, especially for the price!

Why would you have to watch DVDs online? I mean, if they are DVDs, couldn't you just watch them offline?

They have uploaded the DVDs/videos to the website, I never had a hard copy of them.

jonnyrogers wrote:They have uploaded the DVDs/videos to the website, I never had a hard copy of them.

It's encouraging to know this resource is available! Out of curiosity, what cycle did you apply and where do you attend? or are you applying this cycle? If the former are you on LSN? If the latter would you be interested in a study partner? I'd really like to share some knowledge and also perhaps to get my internet hands on some of those ACE online DVD's as well!

jonnyrogers wrote:I did Ace and loved it! Yes it is based in Provo and Salt Lake, but they have online stuff that is just as good. They gave me all of the LSAC books, which was basically every previously administered test ever. I watched the DVDs online to make up for the classes I missed. I would definitely recommend it, especially for the price!

I'm not saying that Ace LSAT Prep paid the above user to shill their services. I can't say who would be taking the time or effort to make posts shilling Ace LSAT Prep services or what their motives might be. However, I am saying that someone is making posts with many many accounts on the same IP to have fake conversations shilling ACE LSAT Prep.