The Official LSAT PrepTest 72--October 2012: June 2014 LSAT (Official LSAT PrepTests)

It's the preptest alright. 5 stars = "I love it" is a little strong, because who likes LSAT prep, but it is an LSAT prep book from a recent exam. I ended up scoring a 171 on the LSAT and i felt that this was a preptest that was slightly below average in terms of difficulty, although from what i've gathered from online communities like TLS, the June 2014 LSAT is considered to have been an above-average difficulty test. On the whole, it is a good resource for LSAT prep because it is a recent test and LSAC has been changing the direction of the LSAT recently, so older tests are less and less useful relative to newer ones - however, the change is still pretty minor. The LG has an interesting game.Overall, I recommend this test for LSAT preppers. While we all like to download online tests for free, having a few physical, test-day set up LSAT prep tests is useful for the final few days of prep you do to get you in the right mood. LSAT 72 has a novel game as well, so it's worth taking just to familiarize yourself with and test your LG adaptability.

This is the newest LSAT preptest, as of the time of this review (August 2014)The LSAT changes with time. You should definitely get the newest test, as new tests are the best indicator of what future tests will look like. Considering how important the LSAT is to your odds of admission, this book is well worth the price. You should also get the following books: LSATs 62-71 LSATs 52-61 The total cost of those books + this book is around $50-$60. You'll get 21 of the most recent, official LSAT preptests. There is no better investment you could make towards a better LSAT score.Note that only preptests 66-72 have two pages for logic games diagrams. I recommend using only the second page for your diagrams. I've watched students draw diagrams far away from the questions, and it is surprisingly easy to lose your train of thought when you have to move your eyes across multiple pages.This test also has a comparative reading passage. Every test from 52 onwards has comparative reading.Graeme BlakeModerator of Reddit's LSAT forump.s. I should point out that this test does not come with explanations. No official numbered preptests do. At the risk of self-promotion, I'll point out that I've written a book (and the only book) of explanations for this preptest: LSAT 72 Explanations

Has everything you need to prepare for the test. The answers are in the back. They do not contain any explanations for the answers, just the answer key. You can always watch YouTube videos to see explanations, Just search key words.

While the price is right, the format of the Kindle version looks nothing like the real test. The questions are 1 at a time vertical on the page instead of two columns of questions. There are other formatting issues as well. If you buy this, don't expect to use it to take a practice test--it won't be an accurate reflection of what the preptests should look like.

great study guide

If you're studying for the LSAT, this is a MUST buy. Lasts continue to change over the years and this will definitely help those upcoming test takers.

Exactly As described.

Brand new.

Great for studying for the LSAT

I ordered a few of these practise tests and they are amazing. After completing them i feel that writing the LSAT won't be too difficult. These are amazing!

Great!

Great tools for study

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