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So Ive heard many times over a few forums that the cambridge packages are a good way to improve on your score. I did the feb lsat but I am not satisfied with my score. the first time around I just used the bibles and the real practice tests from lsac. anyhow i visited the cambridge website and they have a whole lot of packages and bundles some expensive others not so much. I dont have a big budget can someone plz help me out and guide me to the best one? and how come almost all of the bundles are from pt 1-38? from my experience those are not qyuite as useful as 50 +..

http://www.cambridgelsat.com/bundles/

thanks

hazara wrote:So Ive heard many times over a few forums that the cambridge packages are a good way to improve on your score. I did the feb lsat but I am not satisfied with my score. the first time around I just used the bibles and the real practice tests from lsac. anyhow i visited the cambridge website and they have a whole lot of packages and bundles some expensive others not so much. I dont have a big budget can someone plz help me out and guide me to the best one? and how come almost all of the bundles are from pt 1-38? from my experience those are not qyuite as useful as 50 +..

http://www.cambridgelsat.com/bundles/

thanks

Depends on what you need to work on. If you need to really improve on everything, get the LG and LR bundles of all question types from 1-38. They're pricey but they should help you out.

Tthey use 1-38 so you can save the new PTs for full practice tests.

hth

FlyingNorth wrote:

hazara wrote:So Ive heard many times over a few forums that the cambridge packages are a good way to improve on your score. I did the feb lsat but I am not satisfied with my score. the first time around I just used the bibles and the real practice tests from lsac. anyhow i visited the cambridge website and they have a whole lot of packages and bundles some expensive others not so much. I dont have a big budget can someone plz help me out and guide me to the best one? and how come almost all of the bundles are from pt 1-38? from my experience those are not qyuite as useful as 50 +..

http://www.cambridgelsat.com/bundles/

thanks

Depends on what you need to work on. If you need to really improve on everything, get the LG and LR bundles of all question types from 1-38. They're pricey but they should help you out.

Tthey use 1-38 so you can save the new PTs for full practice tests.

hth

I need to improve on RC the most, then id say LR

hazara wrote:

FlyingNorth wrote:

hazara wrote:So Ive heard many times over a few forums that the cambridge packages are a good way to improve on your score. I did the feb lsat but I am not satisfied with my score. the first time around I just used the bibles and the real practice tests from lsac. anyhow i visited the cambridge website and they have a whole lot of packages and bundles some expensive others not so much. I dont have a big budget can someone plz help me out and guide me to the best one? and how come almost all of the bundles are from pt 1-38? from my experience those are not qyuite as useful as 50 +..

http://www.cambridgelsat.com/bundles/

thanks

Depends on what you need to work on. If you need to really improve on everything, get the LG and LR bundles of all question types from 1-38. They're pricey but they should help you out.

Tthey use 1-38 so you can save the new PTs for full practice tests.

hth

I need to improve on RC the most, then id say LR

The best way to improve RC imo is to just go through 100's of passages. They don't need to really be separated by type, like LR is.

Get the LR bundle, start there, then move to RC.

http://www.amazon.com/Manhattan-Reading ... 1935707124

I got the Manhattan RC strategy guide / It also has good reviews

thanks guys i really do appreciate it.

Fwiw I bought the full bundle this week with all 70 tests / drilling packets and it was very difficult to get them all printed off in the 72hours allowed.

jkwo07 wrote:Fwiw I bought the full bundle this week with all 70 tests / drilling packets and it was very difficult to get them all printed off in the 72hours allowed.

The 72-hour restriction only applies to downloading the files. Once you have saved them locally, you can print them whenever you like without restriction. Shoot over a PM if you need any extra help with this.

If you want to go for the Manhattan LSAT reading comp guide, be sure to wait until after Mar. 25, so you can buy the new version, which Christine from Manhattan LSAT said is going to be a major overhaul.

Cambridge LSAT wrote:

jkwo07 wrote:Fwiw I bought the full bundle this week with all 70 tests / drilling packets and it was very difficult to get them all printed off in the 72hours allowed.

The 72-hour restriction only applies to downloading the files. Once you have saved them locally, you can print them whenever you like without restriction. Shoot over a PM if you need any extra help with this.

Yikes, I thought that same thing jkwo07.

Straight monopolized my work's printers..

FlyingNorth wrote:

Cambridge LSAT wrote:

jkwo07 wrote:Fwiw I bought the full bundle this week with all 70 tests / drilling packets and it was very difficult to get them all printed off in the 72hours allowed.

The 72-hour restriction only applies to downloading the files. Once you have saved them locally, you can print them whenever you like without restriction. Shoot over a PM if you need any extra help with this.

Yikes, I thought that same thing jkwo07.

Straight monopolized my work's printers..

Haha at least we had the option to use those instead of our own.

The policy hasn't changed; this is usually a computer/browser issue. If you're using a Mac, the browser might open up the file immediately instead of downloading it. If you "right-click" (control + click) on each link, you'll get a context menu where you can select "save link as." From there, you can specify where to save the file. For recent purchases, we can temporarily reopen access if you didn't get to download the files within the 72-hour period. Just send a message.