Using multiple test preps together? Forum

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First post here, I'm a first year undergrad student in Australia and my two top preference law schools here both require the LSAT as part of the admission process (every other law school here does not). I've had a browse around and it seems as though the three most popular test preparation methods are Powerscore, Manhattan LSAT, and LSAT Trainer.

LSAT Trainer looks more approachable for an absolute beginner, but my question is are these 3 test preps able to be used together? Are the methods they teach in Manhattan LSAT too different from Powerscore and vice versa?

Thanks

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First post here, I'm a first year undergrad student in Australia and my two top preference law schools here both require the LSAT as part of the admission process (every other law school here does not). I've had a browse around and it seems as though the three most popular test preparation methods are Powerscore, Manhattan LSAT, and LSAT Trainer.

LSAT Trainer looks more approachable for an absolute beginner, but my question is are these 3 test preps able to be used together? Are the methods they teach in Manhattan LSAT too different from Powerscore and vice versa?

Thanks

No. There are some differences in approach that are directly counter to each other. You can pick and choose though.

[2460one]

Great, thanks for the reply.

I wonder why Frank Costanza's lawyer wears a cape...

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Great, thanks for the reply.

I wonder why Frank Costanza's lawyer wears a cape...

He doesn't follow your little trends. He's very independent.