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Hi!

I am new on here. I was wondering if anyone can let me know which 2015 LSAT Prep Course that you've used to prepare yourself well for the LSAT exam...I was thinking of BluePrint or Princeton Course?


What do you guys think? Greately appreciate the help!!!!

I've heard good things about Blueprint
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Best of luck,

Blueprint LSAT Prep

AnaS wrote:Hi!

I am new on here. I was wondering if anyone can let me know which 2015 LSAT Prep Course that you've used to prepare yourself well for the LSAT exam...I was thinking of Blueprint or Princeton Course?


What do you guys think? Greatly* appreciate the help!!!!

search feature... its a great thing
in person is crazy $ 7sage/Velocity check um out

Velocity hands down.

I took a TestMasters LSAT course. The instructor was extremely helpful, and the online resources were excellent. It's expensive, but I would not have done half as well without it. I recommend it to everyone.

Self help books assisted with a bit of online tutorials go a long way. I may be a bit biased since my course didn't do much for me.

After doing the PowerScore and TestMasters in-person classes, I can safely say that self-studying is the way to go.

The before-mentioned classes provide knowledgeable instructors and solid resources but aren't structured to maximizing one's score. They are approximately 2-3 months long, cramming a ton of 'homework' and only 10-15 practice exams over that period of time. Additionally, the prices are insane. You would be better served by using that money to purchase the best LSAT prep books on the market (ie. The LSAT Trainer, Manhattan LR, Logic Games Bible, Cambridge packets) and an online resource such as 7Sage or Velocity. This way, you will be able to structure your own study regime and go at your own pace, something that I believe is key to reaching your potential. Whatever you decide to do, just make sure you do a ton of research and carefully consider what you think will serve you best.

UOI4430 wrote:I took a TestMasters LSAT course. The instructor was extremely helpful, and the online resources were excellent. It's expensive, but I would not have done half as well without it. I recommend it to everyone.

I bet you would've done better if you buckled down and self-studied.

Just started 7Sage since LR-Assumptions is my weakest part, seems to be helping quite a bit so far. I've used Manhattan LR and LSAT Trainer prior to this but only saw marginal improvements in LR-Assumptions.