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Pass Key to the LSAT (Barron's Pass Key to the Lsat)

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This book is much cheaper than any of the others out there. It is also smaller and lighter, making that much easier to carry around. There are three tests with answers explained. I would recommend getting 10 Actual LSAT Tests first, but if you really want more practice, or to use this as a warm up to 10 Actual LSAT Tests or something like that, then this is a a fantastic bargin. The tests are slightly easier, in my oppinion, than 10 Actual LSAT Tests, so just keep that in mind.

Pass Key to the LSAT provides good/basic study tips and guidelines for the LSAT. This book is recommended for its information, affordability, and user-friendly layout.

I used this book mainly for the sample tests--but I found that I was scoring about 10 points worse on them than I was on actual, previously used LSATs or ones in other books. I don't think they use practice questions from LSAC, instead making them up (which does lower the price, but still...)

This book is a good place to start with preparing for the LSAT; well written, filled with practical & useful advice/material, it is also reasonably priced and not an oversized-waste of paper. Moreover, it is an excellent, inexpensive means of determining whether or not one's aspirations for taking the test and trying to get into law school is worth the time, effort, and trauma. If one indeed wishes to continue, my recommendation is to rely on official LSAT test-prep materials.

Suggest you to buy PowerScore Logical Bibles and Examkrackers as the preparation guide for the LSAT exam.