Originally posted by: axelfox
Don't do Kaplan, I can tell you that much.
Originally posted by: axelfox
Don't do Kaplan, I can tell you that much.
Originally posted by: Xenon14
Looking for two types of books for lsat.
Book 1) Actual LSAT exams for practice
Book 2) A book that teaches you how to solve particular problems on the lsat.
Any advice on what book / publisher to get? Thanks.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: axelfox
Don't do Kaplan, I can tell you that much.
i used the kaplan book (not the classes) and got a 170. my best practice test was a 172. so it works.
Originally posted by: shady06
Originally posted by: Xenon14
Looking for two types of books for lsat.
Book 1) Actual LSAT exams for practice
Book 2) A book that teaches you how to solve particular problems on the lsat.
Any advice on what book / publisher to get? Thanks.
keeping in mind this is a VERY VERY important test, i would invest in both
however, if you get the LSAT regestration book, there is a free test in there as well