Customer Reviews

LSAT (Cliffs Test Prep)

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Far too simple of an approach to the complex problems of mastering the questions presented by the LSAT. Sample and practice questions were far too misleading in their simplicity as compared to what the LSAT actually has. Sample tests do not even come close to what you will experience on the real exam.

There were a ton of errors and the made-up questions did not seem all that similar to the real LSAT questions. I would recommend Princeton Review for Arguements and Arco for games.

I thought I was going crazy until I realized that this book is full of errors! More than I can count on two hands. If you're looking for a decent LSAT test prep, this is not it!

I got the book in a timely manner; however, it was not quite what I was looking for.

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Right now I'm using 4 different books to prep for my LSAT. I've got the LSAT Kaplin book, which is the one that I'm really using to study. I also have a copy of Kaplin's 180 book, however that is for use in the future. I own a copy of the 10 Prep Tests, that book is very stright forward in it's use. I also have this book put together by the people at Cliffnotes. I use this book for one purpose. I wanted a book that I could use just to use random test questions to solve. I'm going through the tests, but not under any test conditions. There are a handful of bad questions in this book, and as a serious study aid, it can't hold a candle to any of the other ones. But I suspose for my use, it's doing what I wanted.