The Official Lsat Preptest 62: Dec. 2010 Lsat

It's best when studying for the LSAT and taking Actual LSAT test that you mimic the conditions as much as you can.With the Kindle Edition, I found this was really not possible. At least for me, I have the 1st Edition Kindle Fire 7", I can not print any of the pages. On a normal test you can mark off all wrong answers, and it's fairly easy to go back and forth between the Reading Comprehension Passages and Logic Games Info/Setup and the questions. Not so with the Kindle Edition. The Reading Comp Passages took up 3 page swipes in a font size I could read. Questions took up 6-7 page swipes and the next passage was directly after the last question for the previous passage. So to get back and find the section needed for a given question on RC was nearly impossible and took up way too much time for a 35 minute timed test. Logic Reasoning, questions and passage were on two separate and sometimes three separate swipes for each one. And if there is a way to mark off the wrong answers, I did not find it. Same basic thing for the Logic Games. Set up was on 1-3 pages and questions for each set up was over 6-8 pages.I have been studying for the LSAT for about 3 months. I score on average between 163-172 on my prep tests and I've taken a lot of them. I scored 158 on this....and I may not have timed myself on this one. I can't imagine trying to do the Kindle Edition timed....I do not suggest this unless you are just trying to get a feel for what the exam questions are like. For actual practice, get the paper editions, or even the books with 10 each.

Look, I know that dishing out almost ten bucks for each of these practice tests (PTs) sucks, but it is important. No prep book or test taking strategies can do the trick alone. The magic happens when you put what you've learned into practice with actual tests.Buy these, take them under perfectly simulated conditions (even find the testing room if you can), review them extensively to understand your mistakes, and kill it on test day. Between the 2 times I took the LSAT, I went through approximately 50 PTs. This prep had everything to do with my 97th and 99th percentile scores.

It is absolutely necessary to purchase LSAT 62-69 separately as they have not been published in a compilation book as of yet. If you are to be successful on the LSAT you need to take as many actual LSATs as humanly possible. Prep test 62, specifically, I scored my lowest Logical Reasoning score of these tests... I believe it is the biggest challenge and should be attempted.

Overview: I bought this PrepTest to study for the LSAT, and it delivers exactly what it promises. It contains the 4 Multiple-Choice Sections and the Writing Sample for the December 2010 LSAT. That being said, there are still specific factors that I like and dislike about this PrepTest.Pros:1. Practice - I enjoy practicing with the most recent PrepTests, because I feel that these give the best representation of the actual LSAT. Knowing that you have the actual test and not a "similar" practice test also gives some peace of mind.2. Format - The test includes the answer sheet for the LSAT, which allows you to practice actually bubbling all of your answers on an official LSAT answer sheet - pretty important for the actual thing! The writing sample section is also included at the very end, just like the real LSAT.Cons:1. No Answer Explanations - Now, I know this is a lot to ask, and probably not feasible for LSAC. I just wanted to make sure that potential buyers are aware that the practice test doesn't include answer explanations, so they may be left in the dark about questions that they missed. That being said, this may actually be an advantage for some, since it gives them the opportunity to figure out the answer on their own, as opposed to simply looking the explanation up every time.2. No Experimental Section - Again, this cannot be controlled, since LSAC surely doesn't want to release all of their experimental material. However, this is just something to keep in mind, since the actual test will include one additional experimental multiple-choice section that is not included in scoring. Test-takers may want to use another section from another practice LSAT to mimic testing conditions.3. No 4-for-3 from Amazon - Probably because this is a more recent test, Amazon doesn't yet offer the 4-for-3 deal on this PrepTest (which it does on earlier PrepTests). Still, I definitely think that the PrepTest is worth the price, since it is a more recent test and gives you a better feel for the test. If you want to order more, though, definitely take advantage of Amazon's deal on the earlier tests!Overall: I think that the PrepTests - especially the most recent - are incredibly useful and worth the price. None of the things I listed as "cons" can really be helped; I just wanted to include them so potential buyers know exactly what's included. That being said, if you want some practice for the LSAT, this is perfect, since nothing beats the real thing!

It is a great product to have for the LSAT! It is not so expensive and you could definitely use it as a tool to improve your LSAT score!

I used these book's along with the lsat logic reading game bible series.. I didn't study very much and was able to score a 171..I attribute my success to these book's...The trick is drilling weak area's at the end of each week and ensuring you take a practice test at least once weekly. I would recommend about 15 practice tests to take in complete sittings and 15 for drilling weak areas.

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