The Powerscore LSAT Reading Comprehension Bible: 2018 Edition (Powescore LSAT Bible)
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The PowerScore LSAT Reading Comprehension Bible is the definitive guide to the Reading Comprehension section of the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT), featuring official LSAT passages and questions with complete explanations. This book will provide you with a powerful and comprehensive system for attacking any Reading Comprehension question that you may encounter on the LSAT. The concepts presented in this publication are representative of the techniques and approaches that have been tested in PowerScore's live LSAT preparation courses and have consistently been proven effective for countless students.In addition, the PowerScore LSAT Reading Comprehension Bible contains a variety of drills and exercises that supplement the discussion of techniques and question analysis. The drills help strengthen specific skills that are critical for LSAT excellence; for this reason they are as important as the LSAT questions. Review: Four Stars - Great book to improve your LSAT score! Review: 3 Keys to Efficient LSAT Studying - Hands down the best study material for the LSAT. I self-studied with this over about 9 weeks and felt very well prepared going into the October 2015 LSAT. I feel that I bumped my previous score by around 10 points using the PS Bibles the second time around. Here are my 3 keys for efficient studying: 1.) Work through all Powerscore Bibles (LG, LR, RC), 2.) take as many prep tests as possible under times conditions (minimum of 10-15), and 3.) debrief each prep test by thoroughly reviewing all questions. LSATHacks.com has explanations to all of the prep test questions you miss. Follow this and you'll be on your way to a higher score! Update: Jan 2020 - Got accepted to law school, crushed it, and finished with highest honors and Order of the Coif. These books made it all possible. Don't play yourself, put in the work if you want the reward.
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 577 Reviews |
O**.
Four Stars
Great book to improve your LSAT score!
G**5
3 Keys to Efficient LSAT Studying
Hands down the best study material for the LSAT. I self-studied with this over about 9 weeks and felt very well prepared going into the October 2015 LSAT. I feel that I bumped my previous score by around 10 points using the PS Bibles the second time around. Here are my 3 keys for efficient studying: 1.) Work through all Powerscore Bibles (LG, LR, RC), 2.) take as many prep tests as possible under times conditions (minimum of 10-15), and 3.) debrief each prep test by thoroughly reviewing all questions. LSATHacks.com has explanations to all of the prep test questions you miss. Follow this and you'll be on your way to a higher score! Update: Jan 2020 - Got accepted to law school, crushed it, and finished with highest honors and Order of the Coif. These books made it all possible. Don't play yourself, put in the work if you want the reward.
M**T
Recommended
Great tool for preparing for the LSAT. It's a bit boring to work through but has been helpful. I would recommend buying the set of 3 books and working through each of them bit by bit.
P**R
Do read the explanations of all the examples stated
A great book for getting the concepts of RC
S**U
The Best......
Totally worth it.
L**L
The LSAT Reading Comp Bible is a thumbs UP!!!
I want to take a few minutes away from my graduate studies to give a brief but well-deserved critique regarding the PowerScore Reading Comp Bible. I am using all three PowerScore tomes for my LSAT review. I have the Logic Games, the Logical Reasoning and the Reading Comprehension Bibles on my Kindle. I started my LSAT review in November 2013 and will take my LSAT June 29th here in Manila, Philippines. All three books are better and more thorough than I expected. I have already completed each of the three Bibles from front to back. I will read them all three times and will have worked every example in all three. It is tough on top of the MBA I am currently working on full-time. But a solid score on the LSAT is my dream in 2014. A solid score for me is a 168 or in that ballpark. My cold score before I started was a 148. So I am feeling very well armed now with where my weak areas are (Logic Games) and know where to focus for maximum improvement. The only thing I have added was the purchase of the LSAT Exams numbered 162, 163, 164 and 165. I highly recommend practice exams weekly in addition to the three Bibles from PowerScore. God Bless & Good Luck :))) Eric - Strayer University
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