Cambridge Drilling Alternatives? Forum

Broncos15 · Post by **Broncos15** » Thu Aug 13, 2015 5:03 pm

Hey,

What advice do you guys have for drilling? Now that Cambridge LSAT has stopped using them because of the new PDF restrictions

I found this http://everylsat.com/ which has something similar to Cambridge ( although I can't speak to the quality since i have never used it)

My debate is to buy some of the Cambridge packets within the next two days even though I'm not taking the LSAT until June 2016 at the earliest...or if i should just wait to purchase LSAT material when I decide to take the test ( currently at an indefinite timeline as I want to enjoy my last semester of undergrad, get WE before law school, )

I found drilling helped me study versus doing practice individual sections from a PT since in the drilling packets the questions are pulled from random tests it's not as easy for me to "memorize" the answers.

PatriotP74 · Post by **PatriotP74** » Thu Aug 13, 2015 10:29 pm

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Broncos15 · Post by **Broncos15** » Fri Aug 14, 2015 11:49 am

PatriotP74 wrote:Honestly if you are sure you want to go to law school and apply at some point just buy it now from Cambridge, the new rule is not specific to Cambridge only, it will shut any place selling downloadable PDFs down. To have access at any point in prep of every PT from 1-7x is amazing.

I thought everylsat is still selling...I checked yesterday ( unless they will have to close in the near future)

Mint-Berry_Crunch · Post by **Mint-Berry_Crunch** » Fri Aug 14, 2015 11:53 am

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alpha kenny body · Post by **alpha kenny body** » Fri Aug 14, 2015 12:28 pm

It's so easy to find various sources where each question type is broken down by preptests. It's not hard to find.

PatriotP74 · Post by **PatriotP74** » Fri Aug 14, 2015 1:43 pm

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Broncos15 · Post by **Broncos15** » Fri Aug 14, 2015 2:09 pm

fips tedora wrote:It's so easy to find various sources where each question type is broken down by preptests. It's not hard to find.

But in PDf format? I think it's better to study questions by type and having all questions by type in one place rather than having to go through random PT's in order to drill

( I prefer PDF to a book since you can reprint and reuse)