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[Jamie Stringer]

Take the class that will prep you for the June exam.

Also, Law Fellows already got back to applicants?  That's hella fast!  Or, did you apply last year?

[Jamie Stringer]

I don't know what the future holds, but for right now, Blueprint is still in business.  I have a friend in their classes right now.

I'm of the opinion that you should just do the Bibles and the class.  Take this extra time to relax and enjoy life before LSAT prep sucks away your will to live

[DerekShiHarvard]

Powerscore Bibles. And practice tests. Lots of practice tests.

[Private David Lewis]

Take June 09 exam, meaning you should sign up in Jan, Feb of 09.

Start studying whenever, but be sure to allow yourself enough practice tests so that you can take recent ones in the month before the exam, with the eventual goal of being able to score around your target range consistently.  If you can do this, you will have more confidence, and there will be less of a chance of a test day drop.

Powerscore books and your class will be helpful for learning general principles, but you need to take practice tests in order to learn how to apply these principles and handle your timing. 

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Powerscore Bibles. And practice tests. Lots of practice tests.

Sage advice.

First, I'd recommend reading the Bibles (LR and LG) repeatedly until you memorize them. Next, do at least 1 or 2 PTs a week. Important: Review, review, review. You should understand your mistakes.

You seem to have ample time to prep, keep to a consistent study plan until about the final month and a half before the test - at which time you should up the ante to at least 3 PTs per week.