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There's gold here (Reply to this comment)
by afhouston
I never thought about questioning the commercial guides. I actually have about 4 different test companies books and I'm studying for the June or October 04 LSAT right now.
I'll take a look at the commercial guides with a closer eye.
Good advice.
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Jan 03 '04
1:48 am PST
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Re: wow...+you+did+way+better+than+I+did... (Reply to this comment)
by Howard_U
Hey, 46 under the old scoring system is impressive! Guess it doesn't matter much once you're in law school, though. I have yet to have a judge (or anybody else) ask me how I did on my LSAT!
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Jun 21 '01
10:43 pm PDT
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Re: Precisely+ (Reply to this comment)
by Howard_U
Good luck in October. The more you do, the better you'll get. Let us know how it turns out.
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Jun 21 '01
10:41 pm PDT
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Re: Great+advice! (Reply to this comment)
by Howard_U
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see what I can do. I do tend to repeat for emphasis, perhaps too much.
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Jun 21 '01
10:39 pm PDT
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Re: You+have+crafted+.+.+.+ (Reply to this comment)
by Howard_U
Thanks for the kind words. I hope I'm getting the hang of this after a somewhat rocky start.
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Jun 21 '01
10:38 pm PDT
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Re: Well+done (Reply to this comment)
by Howard_U
Good luck! Let us know how she did.
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Jun 21 '01
10:37 pm PDT
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wow... you did way better than I did... (Reply to this comment)
by CurtisEdmonds
I only got a 46, which is way less than 179. :)
Of course, I took the LSAT in the Good Old Days, with the OLD 48-point scoring system, and now I can't impress people with how high my score was. Drat. (I guess I could go around telling people that I got a 178, but that doesn't sound as cool.)
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Jun 18 '01
1:15 pm PDT
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Precisely (Reply to this comment)
by chiggermeister
Unfortunately, I learned the hard way what lack of proper preparation can do. I did great(I believe) on all sections of the test except for the final games section(was not experimental). This opinion is correct in that the questions on the actual LSAT have answers that are more clearly right and wrong than any of the books that I've used. These books are good however in their explanation of the material.
I will be taking my test again in October and have cancelled my June score. My plan is to study hard on the games section and to take one practice test per week until the next test date. I would not recommend using anything other than previously administered LSAT tests to evaluate your ability.
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Jun 12 '01
11:14 am PDT
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Great advice! (Reply to this comment)
by lernerj
I'm a GRE-er myself, but i can tell great studying advice when I see it! A bit of constructive criticism, though--it seemed a little bit repetitive at a couple of points; if you have the time to edit, it might benefit from some tightening up.
just my two cents...
lernerj
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Jun 09 '01
6:33 am PDT
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You have crafted . . . (Reply to this comment)
by gungian
. . . an informed Epinion.
Many can benefit from your approach.
Nicely done.
Write On!
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Jun 09 '01
6:17 am PDT
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Well done (Reply to this comment)
by jo.com
I am waiting not to patiently for my daughter's MCAT scores to be announced! She took the Princeton Review Course. jo
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Jun 09 '01
4:39 am PDT
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