The Next 10 Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests (Lsat Series)

Comment: Don't diss these older tests just because they are older. Each individual test was very beneficial and having 10 tests for $20 is much better than buying the single $8 tests the LSAC are peddling now. :)

Comment: Good for practice, I suppose. It helped me before I took the LSAT in Feb but there are plenty of other free resources you can find out there. Just use google.

The tests in this book are old, the LSAT has changed a lot in the last 5 years. This book doesn't give you any explanations for the answers, so in that way it can be frustrating. Just taking the test over and over is good for you to learn how to get your time down but when you are getting the same 4-5 problems wrong every section you want to know why and what you can do better. Look elsewhere for your study materials.

Comment: If you are doing self-prep this is a must! you need this amount of material to work through to ace the test! I purchased this book along with 10 more actual and super prep. I did not buy the green cover (the older tests) and put my money toward the newer individual test which worked well for my study plan. If you have the time and the money I say buy as many lsac tests as possible, it helps you get familiar with the wording and subject matters the lsac loves to test on!

Comment: This is a very helpful product. I feel the sample test as well as the tips in the beginning of the book were very helpful. I was able to chart my progress and decide what I needed improvement on. I would recommend this study guide in addition to others as well. This book is great for generalized testing. If you need specific targeted assistance for various types of test questions I would recommend a more specific book that targets those questions.

Comment: I used mostly official tests to study. I also used official LSAT tests online at Examville. Practicing with real questions was the most effective for me.