McGraw-Hill's LSAT, 2012 Edition

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I really should've looked at the reviews for the older McGraw-Hill's LSAT editions because I bought the 2012 edition a couple weeks ago and it is rife with errors. Upon answering some practice problems, I was concerned that their answer key had faulty logic and after reading older reviews now I'm sure of these errors. Now I'm just angry I wasted money and time on this book.

Book contains countless errors which is not something you would want to rely on when studying for one of the most important exams of your life! Extremely terrible editing, not worth a buck in my opinion. Whoever edited this book should be ashamed of themselves. This was the first study guide I bought but then soon realized that the book has countless major errors and gives poor advice. Now, I have bought the Princeton Review and Kaplan guides in order to unlearn all the useless crap McGraw Hill taught me. DONT BUY IT!

It's unfortunate that this book is so full of errors. The format is great, the first few answers I read seemed to be thoroughly explained, it was well-organized and seemed to have some great advice.
HOWEVER, all of these things do not make up for a basic, fundamental problem --- There are a TON of errors in this book. I mean, an inexcusable, renders-the-book-useless amount of errors. And these are not spelling errors, they are errors in the way of incorrect answer keys, incorrect explanations for why certain answers are right or wrong (the book frequently contradicts its own arguments). This book will leave you second guessing what you know more than it will help you be sure of yourself for test day.

I'm returning my copy today in exchange for something useful.