Total Page : 360
Publisher : PowerScore Publishing
Publication Date : 2010 01 01
>> Got extra cash need help with RC this is for you
I am a BIG fan of power score products I utilized this series for GMAT and now for LSAT and each time I saw results I am fortunate to have a small budget to purchase these basic prep books and followed a stringent 3 month self study plan I didn t have 1500 to spend on a professional prep program and I did well on the test It takes focus discipline and great prep books such as POWER SCORE
Ok I love Power score can you tell BUT this is my least fav in the LSAT series but it is still a great book I just believe that RC is well the easier of the sections to study for that is why I am iffy about the need for this book I worked my way through the entire book and I did walk away with some decent knowledge but honestly I only applied about 1/3 of it on the test simply because of time I just found their approach to be really time consuming however I also tend to be a fast reader so the thought of doing the breakdown they suggest was just overwhelming for me I will say this if this is a section you are struggling with buy the book but if you are a ok put your pennies toward more lsac preptest s
>> Unnecessary
I am a huge fan of his other two LSAT prep books but I found the reading comprehension book to be slightly unnecessary It was basic intuitive information I did find the common errors section helpful seeing as I am now more aware of traps I basically found out from this book that completing each prompt in 8 minutes and 45 seconds their recommendation to be extremely doable without using any of their tips A good book to skim but not worth spending precious study time over
>> PowerScore Reading Comprehension Bible
I would really recommend this product if you are studying for the LSAT and struggle with this section PS does a really great job of breaking down what you need to know and provides ample sections to work through
