studying for LSAT
 

iam studying for LSAT exam . iam planning to sit for the exam this year . Does anyone know how good is lsatpass.com study materials for preparing for LSAT . iam leaning towards buying it off . plz let me know asap

i'm not there yet but there are the study books that are like the SAT ones, you could probably just go to barnes and noble or something and ask there should be a bunch there. good luck!

I took the LSAT this past June and if you can afford it, take a prep course, there should be classes open still because the next test is in October. If you cannot afford the classes b/c they are crazy expensive, I recommend the following prep books:

Powerscore's Logic Games Bible
Powerscore's Logical Reasoning Bible
LSAT 10 Actual Exams, use as practice exams, only looks at tests from 2000 onward.
Barron's LSAT prep book


Good luck! The key to this test is getting used to the questions and pacing accordingly and practice practice practice! :)

If you need a little extra "organized" help, I'd recommend you take a 4 to 6 week online course with a community college. It's usually between $75 and $100 for the course and you have total access to a professor for questions. It definately helped me!

Thinking about law school?
 

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