I am considering taking the LSAT. I have a study guide with practice questions, but I'd like to compare practice questions from a few difference sources. If you've studied for and taken the LSAT, which study guide had practice questions that seemed closest to the actual test?
I may or may not apply to law school. I'm not at all sure whether or not I want to do it (and not looking for advice on that just yet!), but I decided to get an LSAT study guide with practice questions, and see if I can realistically expect a decent score. I figured that if I scored consistently high on practice/diagnostic exams, then I'd take the test and decide my next steps from there. This is the guide I've been using, mostly because I could get it on my e-reader and it's not $70 (although I'd be willing to get a more expensive one if it's that much better).
I've taken a few practice exams, and I've been consistently scoring very high. On one hand, awesome! On the other hand...I'm good at logic and taking tests, but not that good (I don't think). I'm wondering if the practice questions in the guide I've been using are not an accurate representation of what will be on the test, so I'd like to try taking practice tests from a few different sources.
I'm open to written study guides (physical book or e-book), online resources, apps, whatever. My main concern at this point is the accuracy of the practice questions. If you've taken the LSAT, what are your favorites |
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