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Currently studying for the Sept LSAT using the LSAT Trainer. I'm planning on retaking in September after a 166 last December. I work full time, but am managing to squeeze in 3-4 hours of studying a day. What sort of materials should I be supplementing the Trainer with for drilling? I'm really trying to score a 170+ this time around.

I keep reading about Cambridge packets. Would these be helpful or should I use other resources? I have preptests 1-10 and 52-71 already.

Thanks!

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Still would like some insight if anyone has any.

Cambridge packets are the truth. They organize questions by difficulty. I can't remember what pt they stop at, however.

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mornincounselor wrote:I think the newest versions stop at 40 (it used to be 38).

They are to drilling what 7sage is to explaining LG.

That analogy does nothing for me

I can't seem to find anything called cambridge packets on amazon. Are the drilling workbooks on this website --LinkRemoved-- everyone means when they refer to the cambridge packets?

you want to go to the bundles (tab all the way to the right) and get those. i ordered LR and LG organized by type and difficulty. you also definitely want to get them in PDF form so that you can reprint them multiple times.

LR Cambridge Bundles
LG Cambridge Bundles

Or this if you don't have that much material from before

I recently bought the Cambridge LR bundle. I'm liking it so far. I'm not sure about the RC drills though. Does anyone know if they're worth getting?

basha wrote:I recently bought the Cambridge LR bundle. I'm liking it so far. I'm not sure about the RC drills though. Does anyone know if they're worth getting?

If you want passages organized by type and difficulty why not?