LSAT/GRE Test

[Randum]

Ok I know there are some lawyers out there and Masters grads. Any suggestions for taking the LSAT and/or GRE?? Books, good courses? etc?
Wanted to get some feedback here, aside from just reading.

 

[junkerman123]

I'm thinking about taking the LSAT next year, also would like to hear what you guys have to say.

(aka bump)

 

[asleepwalking00]

I'm taking the LSAT in october and just started studying. I'm using the Powerscore Logic Reasoning and Logic Games Bibles which are pretty good, and the 3 Actual LSAT books. Go over to www.lawschooldiscussion.org/prelaw , you will probably get a better answer.

 

[maziwanka]

Originally posted by: asleepwalking00
I'm taking the LSAT in october and just started studying. I'm using the Powerscore Logic Reasoning and Logic Games Bibles which are pretty good, and the 3 Actual LSAT books. Go over to www.lawschooldiscussion.org/prelaw , you will probably get a better answer.

this is the way i studied for teh lsat. i know of 3 ppl here (including myself) that took the lsat and will actually be starting law school in the fall. doing well on the test is all about taking practice exams. i think they say to start studying 10 weeks before the actual test.

 

[maziwanka]

Powerscore Logic Games Bible

Master the LSAT

and i purchased a bunch of these bundles,

Actual LSATS (bundles of 10)

advice: purchase in advance. i was scrambling to order more close to the test date and wasted a ton on rush shipping and what not. of course, i also started studying well after the recommended time.

 

[Ninjja]

Originally posted by: maziwanka
Powerscore Logic Games Bible

Master the LSAT

and i purchased a bunch of these bundles,

Actual LSATS (bundles of 10)

advice: purchase in advance. i was scrambling to order more close to the test date and wasted a ton on rush shipping and what not. of course, i also started studying well after the recommended time.

AND then you snuck into the Kaplan center with me, even though I paid for the course!!!!:|

hehehe

I took kaplan, because I was so busy at work and it was a structured way for me to study. The classes were decent. I took some of the things they said with a pinch of salt and didn't try to mend things that weren't broken. However what was awesome is that they had all the real practise tests on file with answer and explanations and by taking nearly all of them was what really helped me improve.

 

[gopunk]

see sig