LSAT Test Prep: The Most Complete Guide to Passing the Exam on Your First Try with the Highest Score | Includes 6 Full-Length Practice Tests and EXTRA Weekly Exams Based on the New LSAT Format

Order this to help study for the LSATs. Easy to follow, gives the correct answers to the tests and why they are the correct answers. And it’s the newest version has lots of information and tips on how to study and prepare for the BIG exam!

I am new to LSAT study. I like this book a lot. Think I will do well on the test. Has great explanations for answers on practice tests.

This book has so many practice test that simulates the real test. Plus it has a bonus where you can get a practice test every week. It not only gives you answers to the test, but helps you understand the answer so you will remember it. It has strategies and advice before taking the exam. A nice book for anyone getting ready to take the LSAT exam.

Having tested yet. But I'll update my review after the test. So far it seems good.

If you are going to be taking the LSAT then you need to be prepared. This book aims to get you prepared. The book opens by explaining what the test entails, how to get registered and the kind of time frame you have. Then the book gets into the specific kind of info that will be asked of you. Throughout there are practice questions to work through. There are 6 full length tests to give you a real feel for what the test will be like.

Buy it if you want to be truly prepared for the new LSAT exam!!This preparation book is truly exceptional, the best of those I’ve bought to prepare for the exam!! The contents are updated to the new LSAT format and are full of valuable information and many REAL exam simulations!!! Above all, this book gave me the confidence to be ready to perform the exam in the best possible way!! I wanna say thank you to the author and highly recommend it.

I'm not a lawyer. Yet. Hopefully soon!

This book is loaded with errors. First- it claims to have 6 full-length practice tests. It has 3, and they are not full-length. They are 1 LR section, 1 RC section, and 1 Argumentative Writing prompt each, when the actual exam is 2 scored LR sections, 1 scored RC section, and 1 section that could be either. A practice test that claims to be “full-length” should have 4 sections. Additionally, Logical Reasoning sections on the LSAT are 25-26 questions long. Each of these only had 20, so practicing yourself timed was pretty useless. Then the Reading Comprehension… there were so many instances of a question asking about an “underlined and bolded sentence/paragraph,” and there was nothing underlined or bolded, so answering those questions was impossible. Finally, while checking my answers on the Logical Reasoning answer keys, there were misprints over what the actual right answer was! For example, one said the right answer was A, but then listed the answer choice of C? SUPER confusing, and anyone who studies for this exam knows understanding what answers you get wrong is extremely important for studying. Don’t buy this book!!