LSAT Super Prep I + II PTs Forum

[TrunksFan1]

Hey all, so what's the deal with the PTs in the Super Preps (A, B, C)? I mean what are they? Questions from experimentals that LSAC previously administered, or are they a certain dated test just with a new name? Hope this makes sense lol

[Cambridge LSAT]

SuperPrep A, B, and C from the first book are February 1996, February 1999, and February 2000, respectively. A and B from SuperPrep II were already available as numbered PrepTests. C from the second book was previously unreleased, but it doesn't have an administration date; it was probably used for make-up exams and/or international tests. Here's a chart to help place everything.

[proteinshake]

SuperPrep A, B, and C from the first book are February 1996, February 1999, and February 2000, respectively. A and B from SuperPrep II were already available as numbered PrepTests. C from the second book was previously unreleased, but it doesn't have an administration date; it was probably used for make-up exams and/or international tests. Here's a chart to help place everything.

so if I currently have Preptests "1-70," I don't have PTs A, B, and C?

[Deardevil]

SuperPrep A, B, and C from the first book are February 1996, February 1999, and February 2000, respectively. A and B from SuperPrep II were already available as numbered PrepTests. C from the second book was previously unreleased, but it doesn't have an administration date; it was probably used for make-up exams and/or international tests. Here's a chart to help place everything.

so if I currently have Preptests "1-70," I don't have PTs A, B, and C?

That is correct. I don't think these PTs are available anywhere else outside of the SuperPrep.

[appind]

SuperPrep A, B, and C from the first book are February 1996, February 1999, and February 2000, respectively. A and B from SuperPrep II were already available as numbered PrepTests. C from the second book was previously unreleased, but it doesn't have an administration date; it was probably used for make-up exams and/or international tests. Here's a chart to help place everything.

so if I currently have Preptests "1-70," I don't have PTs A, B, and C?

there is one more published feb test other than PT A, B and C.