MUST HAVE FOR LSAT SUCCESS!
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Every publication by PowerScore is fantastic!!  The three Bibles are a must have for someone taking the LSAT!!
2589201
This is a really great guide for those who want to know the basics of the LSAT and what types of questions that you will encounter  in LR/LG/RC sections of the test, as well as study tips and ways to approach each question in simple and humorous language.  Definitely recommend.
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I've used Barron's, Princeton Review, Kaplan, and even tried some of the more questionable "brands" and this book was by far the most helpful to improving my score.  First of all, there is almost zero bloat.  Unlike the other books that waste pages and pages on so-called "strategies" like get a good night sleep, eat a balanced breakfast, get to the test center well ahead of test time.  I paid for a review book, not a lesson on common sense, and this book delivers just that from cover to cover.

There are also so many practice questions on each of the question types that appear on the test, to the point where most students probably won't need to do them all before they become an SAT writing master.  That said, I think the fact that there is an overkill of questions means even students who really need extra practice and guidance to pick up concepts can become proficient before they finish all the questions in the book.

The chapters on writing the essay are concise but to the point.  The "15-minute success story" method really helped me because I have had so much trouble writing under time pressure.  Also the sample essays and their accompanying critiques really highlight the components that make and break an argumentative essay.

Finally, I think the sheer amount of material packed into this book represents so much exposure to good and bad grammar that just powering through it was an important learning experience.  Rules that I had struggled with are now second-nature; I'm looking back on this review that I just knocked out in 10 minutes and it is a testament to all that I have gained from carefully studying this manual.  I could not have written anything so informative in such short time before this book.

Highly recommended for everyone, even people who do not need it for testing purposes.  This book is that good.
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This book makes it so easy to get to the information that you need to study.  Everything is bulleted or put into a chart and doesn't have the extra "fluff", which I love.  It is set up by the NCLEX categories (Health Maintenance, Basic Care and Comfort, etc) so if you are weak in one of those areas, you can easily find the chapter to remediate.  It will give you both content and test taking strategies which are both essential to master prior to testing! Well, not "master" but you should be very familiar - I do not want to freak anyone out anymore than they already are :).

I really found this ebook to be so helpful!  Kaplan knows what they are talking about.  I used this in addition to the live 4 day class and felt confident about taking the NCLEX (and when have you heard a nursing student say that??? Exactly!) Passed in 75!
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This book is one of the most valuable investments a bar exam taker can make.  I bought it and read it (it is a very quick read) before starting a commercial bar exam course.  It allowed me to skip the course's essay-writing technique portions and focus more on the MBE portion of the exam.  Using Professor Noreuil's guidance,  I scored highly on every single practice essay that I submitted to the bar prep course's reviewers ( I submitted 14).  This was quite the confidence booster.  Ultimately, I passed both the July 2013 Arizona UBE and the Feb 2014 New Mexico exams on my first attempt.  I can't recommend this book enough!
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Law students I highly recommend you get this for your casebook readings. Each of these is written to the casebooks and whichever one you use must be specified when ordering because not all casebooks are the same.  This has been immensely helpful to me when I am pressed for time. I also compare it to what I have and the text.  I recommend it to anyone with a busy schedule.
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A must buy for any student who wants to get a great SAT Writing score. It is worth many hundreds of dollars worth of tutoring from America's #1 SAT Grammar tutor: Erica Meltzer.

Erica goes straight to the point identifying the grammar concepts specifically tested by the College Board.

She breaks it into parts of speech and rhetoric.

She ranks the concepts by the frequency that they appear on the SAT AND gives prescriptive practice. In her index she shows where each concept is tested in the Official Study Guide, as well as breaks down each test in order. This method is priceless because it saves a busy student so much time.

How to use this book:
1. Split your Official Study Guide into two parts: Diagnostic and Practice, there are ten tests, so it is easy to do.
2. Take a test or two and then compare what you missed to the list in the index.
3. Then go read that chapter and do its worksheet.
4. After that look up those specific concepts and find them in the prescriptive tests. This way you are studying ONLY what you missed.

Let Erica's awesome tool optimize your study time. Only work on what you need to get a higher score. Of course if you are going for a 2300+ then by all means do the entire book!

Best of luck
Phil McCaffrey

P.S. I'm a professional tutor with hundreds of individual students and I have Erica tutor me. You simply cannot go wrong by buying this book (now go check out her ACT English workbook).
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The first time I took the old MCAT after studying with another company's books, which were decent but a little too simplified for my taste. This Princeton Review package was thorough, offered great practice problems, practice exams, and online resources, and helped me to score very well on the 2015 MCAT. I would definitely recommend this set to someone who is studying for the MCAT on their own. Once you find the right study materials, the most important thing is to create a highly structured study schedule and stick with it!
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I recently took the GRE after about a month of study.  I have a B.S. in Zoology, so I was not looking forward to the Math and English heavy GRE.  I studied approximately 20 hours total, and scored a 780 on the Quant and a 700 on the Verbal (I'm still waiting on my percentile scores and essays).  The most beneficial sections for me were the vocabulary sections and the essay writing tips.  I spent about 15 hours actually studying from the book.
The real gold in this package is the practice tests and practice sections.  Both the book and the CD have several different opportunities to see sample questions.  There are full timed tests available on the CD, and taking them definitely helped me hammer out the timing issue.
Additionally, it comes with online support that includes study sessions, study time-lines, and a diagnostic test to help you figure out where the majority of your study time should be devoted.
For the price (a bit over $20 brand new), this study guide is a find.  Granted, it does require a self-motivated learner willing to put in uninterrupted practice time.  However, the results were definitely worth it for me.
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I was struggling with my fundamentals class and was barely making it with a C.  I got this book 75% through my semester and my test grades increased dramatically. They went from me getting 70's to getting high B's.  I wish I would have bought it before the semester started...so I really recommend this book if you are taking fundamentals.  It helps greatly with test taking skills and it also gives you rationales as to why an answer would be incorrect...something that some teachers fail to do.  This gave me a better understanding of things!  I'm keeping it to help me with my NCLEX and HESI exit test! I started off with no hope for passing the course and ended up with a B in the class.  Highly satisfied! I will be buying all the series for my future nursing courses!
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I also studied this book religiously the month before the AP exam earlier this month and I have a great feeling about my success on it. Here is my formula if you want to succeed:
1. Read your own textbook in depth
*you never know what is going to be on the test
2. Be sure to get this book early
* I bought mine in october (but I didn't start reading it until April)
3. Read the review twice
4. You can take the practice tests but I didn't. Just go over ALL of the questions - THEY REPEAT THE QUESTIONS ON THE ACTUAL TEST!!!
5. Pray for a DBQ  that you can write about-it worked for me because the DBQ this year was on the New Deal and that was the ONLY thing my horrble teacher taught us (literally).
6. I won't lie, the free response is tough so be sure to do step #3.
7. Here's a personal tip: I remember stuff if I write it down so I kept a little pocket notebook with me and wrote in it when I read the second time.
8. You have to get to Watergate- anything after the resignation isn't going to be on the DBQ.
9. Be sure to visit apstudent.com-IF NOTHING ELSE!
I wish you all success on the AP Exam.
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An excellent study guide and a must for anyone taking the LSAT.  Throughout the use of this series, I have limited the amount of careless mistakes in logical reasoning and have been able to quickly find the correct answer from reading comprehension.  Would highly recommend to other test takers.
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Took my ALST exam for the 4th time and I feel so much better about the exam and the essay structure. You should also check out " Deconstructing the NYSTCE" the best book for test prep!!! This book gives you exams and testing advice!!!

Update....I passed the ALST

Practice writing a expository essay, and a persuasive essay...follow the book structures.  It helped alot!!!
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Passed the bar and thanks to this book I felt prepared.  I used the book as a reference while in law school and then read it cover to cover a few times to be familiar with the governing law.  A high score on multistate is essential to passing the bar and I was prepared.  The connect is organized well and covers the important principles I needed on the bar. I did not pay for an expensive prep course (nothing wrong with these just not in my budget after my student debt).  I felt as well prepared as my friends with whom that formed a study group as they bar prep took classes.  The study group was key to allow me to apply what I was learning and internalizing from my independent studying.
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Very helpful to accomplished your goal of passing the LSAT. I will recommended it.
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When I first started studying, I spent some time comparing my options to figure out which resources I could trust in my quest to figure out the LSAT. Many books and online resources seemed overly complicated, with unnecessary jargon and pointless study cards, leaving me feeling overwhelmed and intimidated by the LSAT. Nathans book, on the other hand, takes a simplified approach that helped me better understand the big picture and gave me confidence that I could master the LSAT. His no-nonsense, humorous style made studying for the LSAT less painful, and dare I say, even somewhat fun.

I would definitely start with this book, but don't stop there! If you like Nathans style, I highly recommend getting the Fox Logical Reasoning Encyclopedia and the Fox Logic Games Playbook. I also recommend Nathans Thinking LSAT podcast which he co-hosts with Ben Olson, an LSLAT instructor in the DC area. The podcast has lots of good and free advice about the LSAT as well as law school admissions, scholarships, etc. Nathan also has a free online course with video explanations to some of the June 2007 LSAT questions.

Nathan readily gives out his phone number and email address, and he has been very helpful in responding quickly to all of my questions. He is a genius when it comes to the LSAT, and I trust his advice above other sources I have consulted.
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I always use Kaplan Finals for my reviews on law courses. They give you the information you need to succeed.