2010-08-17 Useful practice (4 of 5)
The book offers exactly what the title says - nothing more and nothing less. You get a test with answers, but there is no example for the writing sample. As for the magic tricks on how to approach some of the questions, you'd better do the work, use your common sense and hope for the best.

2010-07-31 College Prep Exam (5 of 5)
I am preparing for the LSAT so this book came in really handy. I would recommend this prep to anyone studying for the exam.I would also recommend the Princeton Review. Very good study guides.

2010-02-12 Nice and CURRENT! (5 of 5)
if you are prep'n for LSAT and tight on cash...save your pennies to put toward the most recent lsat preptest's! I was able to purchase most tests from 28-58 and there is a big difference between older and more current tests, well at least in my opinion! I say if you are testing in 2010 you should really try to purchase 48 forward or at a min. purchase 55 forward. The more preptests you work through the more familiar you get with LSAC's wording, format, and "tricks." NO there are no repeat questions but boy are there sure close copies!! They love to repeat certain subjects and certain argument structures...so well worth your time and money to review this stuff!