Hi there,
I will be paying for a month to month LSAT course sometime this week. I will have to research to see which is the best course. But, I would like to supplement it with something in order to maximize results. What are some effective, cost effective ways to study? What are some good resources? I would like to get over a 170 if possible.
EDIT: Someone online is offering to sell me some Powerscore course books for 100 dollars. Its the books to the course. Would this be a worthy investment? I don't have access to the course.
What is the most cost effective way to study for the LSAT? Forum
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pleaseberkeley

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CR7fanboy

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Re: What is the most cost effective way to study for the LSAT?
Since I’m an international student so I cannot say much about the courses. However, I have found the LSAT Trainer to be very effective as a book. I was able to improve from a cold diagnostic of 154 to 166 via it. It is particularly good for LR and RC.
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
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Lawgiver1981

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Re: What is the most cost effective way to study for the LSAT?
Take a bunch of practice tests.
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CR7fanboy

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Re: What is the most cost effective way to study for the LSAT?
^Gotta agree with that even more. It is the most cost effective method, provided you back it up with solid blind review sessions.