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Studying for the LSAT / Re: Best LSAT Prep Company
« on: July 02, 2009, 03:01:18 AM »
I didn't take a class, but I used Kaplan, Powerscore, REA, and (I believe) Barron's books. I was disappointed with Kaplan after using their big comprehensive book and LSAT 180, but they weren't as bad as many people here like to complain. REA was absolutely abysmal. I don't really remember anything about Barron's, because once I started using Powerscore's books I stopped using the others. Powerscore and dozens upon dozens of PrepTests seemed to be the best way to go for me.
YMMV. Obviously I can't speak to TestMasters, Blueprint, or PR (although everyone should really check out PR's LSAT Logic in Everyday Life podcast from Andrew Brody... a year after the LSAT, I still listen to it. I probably will until he stops producing it).
YMMV. Obviously I can't speak to TestMasters, Blueprint, or PR (although everyone should really check out PR's LSAT Logic in Everyday Life podcast from Andrew Brody... a year after the LSAT, I still listen to it. I probably will until he stops producing it).
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