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Hi there....So sometimes at work, I have downtime to study. I don't want to bring in my books and create a spectacle of studying, so I'm looking for some online sites that I can utilize instead. What are the best online study resources that don't cost a fortune?

When I get home, I study from the LSAT trainer, Powerscore bibles, and the Superprep/LSAC material. So I'm kind of looking for something equally legit that's all online.

Thanks in advance for the input.

I'd consider a PS Bible on a PDF, or really any study material. Just pop it into a flash drive and use it from anywhere. This worked great for me, as I had a copy of it at home as well, but I had a lot of downtime between projects.

Most things online will require you to pay for them, so you might want to consider an online course that offers videos to watch or practice problems.

I also remember vaguely using a few apps that I would basically drill on while on the john again at work, because why not get paid to shit? Anyhow, those were very short lived because I think I used up the material. But again, if you are willing to pay for those services, you can get more than the trial version and use it for a lot longer.

Thanks...where can I find the pdf versions of the powerscores?

Has anyone used the 7sage online prep? Is it worth it.....I don't mind spending $200 or less on online prep...but nothing more....If anyone has online test prep suggestion that are around $200, and better than 7sage, please let me know. thanks

Ouchie wrote:Has anyone used the 7sage online prep? Is it worth it.....I don't mind spending $200 or less on online prep...but nothing more....If anyone has online test prep suggestion that are around $200, and better than 7sage, please let me know. thanks

I am using it and I think it is great but unless you 'get' everything I suggest supplementing with books since they offer additional/different insights which = more tools to select from, the main points are the same/similar. There is also LSAT hack which offers more strategies/question explanations for free, definitely good to use but I think this is after you've already got the fundamentals down.

Pretty sure Manhattan strategy guides are on Kindle, which can be used on the computer with an app.

Ouchie wrote:Has anyone used the 7sage online prep? Is it worth it.....I don't mind spending $200 or less on online prep...but nothing more....If anyone has online test prep suggestion that are around $200, and better than 7sage, please let me know. thanks

I used 7Sage and loved it! The videos are roughly 5 minutes each, and you can alter the playback speeds, so it is really nice to use in small pieces. Overall, the best $180 I probably ever spent.

7sage is amazing. There's some good reading resources in pinned in this TLS forum that you could leave in your Dropbox and read in your own convenience. I also enjoyed reading blogs with LSAT tips and strategies. During my downtime at work, and even in my commute on some days, I'd do logic games. A lot of logic games.

Ouchie wrote:Hi there....So sometimes at work, I have downtime to study. I don't want to bring in my books and create a spectacle of studying, so I'm looking for some online sites that I can utilize instead. What are the best online study resources that don't cost a fortune?

When I get home, I study from the LSAT trainer, Powerscore bibles, and the Superprep/LSAC material. So I'm kind of looking for something equally legit that's all online.

Thanks in advance for the input.

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Manhattan forums for LR and RC.

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