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Here's my scenario. I went and took the practice LSAT through Kaplan this Saturday and went in raw, never having studied for it prior. My logical reasoning and reading comprehension were alright (60% and 62% of questions correct respectively) but my logic cames blew (33% correct). I ended up with a 150. So should I take the Kaplan course, shelling out $1200 I don't really have, or drop just $150 or so on books and study on my own? I know, I know - 'you know you best' - but I'm looking for opinions. Other factors - the best GPA I can pull by graduation (next spring) will be a 3.3 (3.4 if I'm lucky), and my BA will be in criminal justice. So any thoughts, opinions, help from the GC population who has experience with the LSAT and/or law school?
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