Advanced LSAT Test Preparation Books
Well if a publisher calls the book “advanced”, I guess that we start by taking them at their word.
Kaplan – LSAT 180
ISBN-13: 978-0743265294
LSAT 180
This “self proclaimed” advanced LSAT prep book is far better than the Kaplan basic LSAT book. It does not contain many questions at the harder end of the scale. Actually, I would categorize it is a “High Intermediate” book. Note that this book is “out or print” – check the used bookstores. Please note also (that like most Kaplan LSAT books), this book does NOT use real/actual LSAT questions. That may be why the book is “out of print”. On the other hand, the book does contain very strong commentary (which is applicable to actual LSAT questions). LSAT 180 has presumably been replaced by Kaplan LSAT Advanced.
Kaplan LSAT Advanced
Kaplan LSAT Advanced
ISBN-10: 1607146916
ISBN-13: 978-1607146919
One of my students once left this book in the classroom – it lived in my car for a few weeks before it disappeared. I didn’t get a chance to look at it. That said, the reviews state that the book contains actual LSAT questions. “Some” reviews (meaning “there is at least one that” as all LSAT test takers should know), criticized the explanations. Well, at least there are explanations – which is often not the case with books based on actual LSAT questions.
Advanced LSAT Practice – Outside LSAT
ISBN – 10: o-9844569-0-2
ISBN – 13: 978-09844569-0-1
Outside LSAT
This book is a member of the growing group of LSAT books that contain actual LSAT questions but no commentary or explanations.
Interesting book – based on actual LSAT questions that the author has identified as being “the most difficult”. It includes LSAT questions from tests 1 – 28. I am not sure how many of the questions are from tests 1 – 7 (which are not available for purchase from Law Services and therefore their inclusion would be a bonus). Like most of the books which are based on actual LSAT questions, this book does NOT contain explanations (which has been a reason for criticism in at least one review). The “categorization of questions by type” is the “rage” when it comes to LSAT prep. If you you are a disciple of the “school of LSAT question categorization”, I am betting that you will like this book – lots of question categories. This book is contemplated to be used as either a “self prep” manual (it contains a “study plan/schedule”) or as an adjunct to a course.
Outside LSAT also publishes a less expensive version of this book which contains only the reading comprehension and logic games.
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