LSAT: Mixing Study Material

[Is it detrimental to study for the LSAT using different guides?]

Is it detrimental to study for the LSAT using different guides?

Mixing LSAT study material...a bad idea?

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Will it hurt my score if I use the Princeton LSAT Review book and then use Testmasters?

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Total Members Voted: 1

[reddawnn27]

Hi,

Right now I am living in a small town that doesn't offer any LSAT courses that I need. I plan on moving closer to a city that offers TestMasters in June, but until then I WANT/NEED to start studying. So my question...

Would it hurt my score/ be confusing if I started studying using the Princeton LSAT Review and then switched to the TestMasters? Or am I just worrying over nothing?

I'd REALLY APPRECIATE any advice. Specifically am I being silly.

My GPA sucks, so I don't want to take any chances with doing my best on the lsat.

[apartius]

I feel in some instances the methods are different, for example Logic Games in Powerscore is significantly different than Kaplan. However, in general they both give good explanations. I would suggest getting use to an overall method and using other materials as a supplement if you must.

I am using the Powerscore Bibles, but I also use Kaplan for some of their test explanations. I feel that I am the most compatible with Powerscore's method.

But really it is up to you.

David

[EarlCat]

Don't mix methods and don't pregame your LSAT course.  Enjoy the spring and hit it hard when you take your class.

edit:  That poll makes no sense.

[MikePing]

The experience here is with EarlCat.  If you are paying money for someone to get you ready for the LSAT, don't sabotage yourself by learning bad habits.  They will have a study program that will get you where you need/want to be if you put in the effort. 

[EarlCat]

They will have a study program that will get you where you need/want to be if you put in the effort.

Hopefully. 

[margiecardin]

Mix it up. I do, when I'm studying, and I seem to be progressing fine.