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I have practice tests (38 of them, to be exact, including the most recent 18), Manhattan LSAT strategy guides (for all three sections), Exam Krackers guide for Reading Comp, and books of random problems of each type (Powerscore training books).

I'll sell all of these to you for $225. To buy them new would cost over $400. Any takers?

*edit

I stand corrected! Link from cardozo below.

*double edit.

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I wouldn't buy anything besides Barron's LSAT

Clyde Frog wrote:I wouldn't buy anything besides Barron's LSAT

Not even Princeton Review?

All I use is Barron, period. That means no preptests either. Barron comes with a CD, which stands for compact disk. Does Powerscore or Manhattan come with a compact disk?...didn't think so.

Powerscore and Manhattan will be severely outdated until they utilize new technology (the compact disk).

Clyde Frog wrote:All I use is Barron, period. That means no preptests either. Barron comes with a CD, which stands for compact disk. Does Powerscore or Manhattan come with a compact disk?...didn't think so.

Powerscore and Manhattan will be severely outdated until they utilize new technology (the compact disk).

Thank you so very much for this post!

Clyde Frog wrote:All I use is Barron, period. That means no preptests either. Barron comes with a CD, which stands for compact disk. Does Powerscore or Manhattan come with a compact disk?...didn't think so.

Powerscore and Manhattan will be severely outdated until they utilize new technology (the compact disk).

Interesting. I also heard these books advocate using a pencil to physically diagram out the "logic games" section. Has anyone else tried this method?

You bought a prep book titled "Exam Krackers"?

Edit: Ah yes, it was produced by the renowned Exam Krackers... would you like a glass of milk with your 180?