McGraw-Hill's LSAT with CD-ROM, 2011 Edition

by Curvebreakers

Ace the LSAT with help from the experts! You want to go to law school, and a top tier one at that. First you must conquer the LSAT to reach your legal dreams. McGraw-Hill's LSAT is written by current and former Harvard Law School students who scored high on the exam. They share with you their inside tips and knowledge so you can reach exam day with confidence.

455 pages, Paperback

First published May 18, 2005

Reviews

[SallyStenger]

I decided to take the LSAT and someone told me I should study for it so I decided to check out this book since I was in the library and happened to notice it on the shelf. It provides a sample LSAT and tells you to take it and score yourself, then analyze it and it goes through the sections and provides explanations. Clearly the logic games section was my weakest area so I began working through the logic games. The explanation says that although they may seem difficult they are very amenable to improving through practice. They provide strategies and examples of games and after you answer them they provide an explanation of how to solve them. I have enjoyed them after I got into it. It takes much longer than I would have thought. I am spending about an hour a day working on the logic games. Though time consuming I have found it to be enjoyable. I just wish that I had started some time previously as I had only gotten through a few of them when it was time to take the LSAT and I feel I didn't do very well. I am continuing working on the games to improve my skill and if my LSAT turns out not to be too good perhaps I will retake it. I would recommend it to anyone not only for LSAT because this type of game is very routine on any standardized test and it will probably help with any standardized test so it is a good skill to have. Plus it is more fun than you would think if you've never done it.

[Adrienna · Rating 2 out of 5]

I received this book on my laptop and on my Android phone. I am unable to take their practice tests on my phone. Therefore, I reviewed the main passages in the beginning and end of the book for an additional advice or steps to prep for this upcoming test.

It was okay.