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The Official LSAT PrepTest 48

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This test is one of the few LSAT tests that are not available in book form. These tests are preptests 39-51 and test 62-present day. Because it is not in book form, these tests are significantly more expensive ($8 each or 3 for $18 as opposed to approximately $20 for a book of ten). That being said these tests are some of the most modern in existence and although these tests lack the modern games question and comparative reading passages they are still VERY important for you to purchase.

These tests are the best way to improve on the LSAT. Through practice timed and un-timed, using actual, real LSAT questions is the best way to improve on the test.

If you want more information you can go to 180degreeslsat.com for more LSAT tips and information.

I couldn't believe how much the lsat changed in the newer version, I am so glad I had a chance to review them before taking the test. Well worth the money!

I highly recommend that if you are studying for LSAT in 2010 or beyond that you purchase as many of the prep books between 47- most current publication. These books have the most current format and answer type examples. Good luck!