Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 340.076
EAN num: 9780028618357
ISBN number: 0028618351
Label: Arco Pub
Manufacturer: Arco Pub
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 266
Printing Date: 1997-10
Publishing house: Arco Pub
Sale Popularity Level: 1113566
Studio: Arco Pub
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How to make the most of every minute of test-prep time for the Law School Admission Test.This book is part of the popular 30 Days series--a line specially created by top-ranked test coaches. Each book is a proven study plan that takes the guesswork out of test prep. Readers study a single custom-designed lesson in 60 minutes or less per day, and in just a few shorts weeks they're at the peak of their test-taking powers--and ready to ace the test!This innovative book includes the following features:_ 30 mini-sections designed to be studied one per day_ Tips and strategies for every question type_ Practice with two full-length sample exams_ Important test-taking advice and last-minute review
Amazon.com Review:
Chances are, if you're taking the LSAT, you're a busy person. So how can you use your limited time efficiently? 30 Days to the LSATcan help. Comprising 30 lessons, each designed to be completed in an hour or less, this book provides you with tips to help you score your best. A general overview of the structure of the exam is followed by lessons covering each of its components. Each lesson begins with a list of topics and a brief overview of the day's assignment. As you work through the book, you'll prepare for the different types of questions, take seven 'mini tests,' and spend time reviewing each one, using the detailed explanations of the correct answers. You'll spend the last nine days taking the five individual sections of the practice exam and evaluating your results. The final 'lesson' is a detailed LSAT countdown--from eight weeks prior to the day of your exam. By the time you complete the program, you will have honed your skills and--more importantly--learned strategies to outsmart the LSAT. 30 Days to the LSAT is the perfect choice for would-be lawyers with too little time on their hands. --C.B. Delaney
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The explanation and examples of the analytical part are mediocre at best; the truth is that they are no help at all: they will merely confuse you more. However. the logical/reading comp. sections are not as bad.
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You are much better off with Kaplan or Princeton Review. The sample tests that Arco offers are not reflective of the actual LSAT (other books actually use real LSATs)and their explantions of the answers are not very helpful. The best prep is to buy the LSAC Triple Prep books.
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I've wasted 10 of my 30 days to my LSAT with this book. 15 years ago I scored in the 97th percentile in the analytical reasoning section of the GRE - I say this only to show that I'm not incapable of doing logic problems. I expected the book to help me get my somewhat rusty mental processes back up to speed. Instead, I was massivly frustrated by their muddy explainations of practice test answers and total lack of help in choosing the correct answer. Explaining that answer "E" is correct, but not why A, B, C, and D are not and what tricks lurk in them is NOT helpful! Buy the Princeton Review's or Kaplan's LSAT book if you need logic problem help, not this dud. By the way, despite what every LSAT book tells you about visiting the test site and doing a practice test in the very room where your test will be held -- forget it. Security reasons prevent test sites from giving out the room number!
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I should probably tell you that I haven't recieved my exam score yet. I found 30 Days to be an excellent guide to test content, and general question types. I completed the book in 14 days (all the time I had), and felt comfortable and confident in taking the exam. All of the questions types on the actual exam were explained in the book. If I were to suggest one improvement, I would include more full length practice tests.
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