Subscription pricing
I have not logged on in quite some time and can no longer find the place to print preptests from. I'm clicking n the test on the syllabus but it takes me to the page where I proctor and grade. Can someone help me navigate to the way to print the preptest itself?
0
12 comments
@psbrathwaite873
I'm pretty sure it will.
Beautiful. Thank you so much for this! Does the June2015 LSAT get released as a preptest in time to take and study from before the October LSAT rolls around?
@psbrathwaite873 here is a link that Dillon made to consolidate a list of affordable PTs and where to find them:
http://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2770/list-of-affordable-pts-paperback-hard-copy
No problem! PrepTest A is an undisclosed February test. It's included in LSAC's SuperPrep book and is an official test, not made up by Cambridge.
Thank you so much.
I would definitely recommend taking five-section tests. If you have your own section to supplement you can just buy the four-section tests from Cambridge LSAT, otherwise you should probably buy the five-section test. The benefit of buying the five-section tests from Cambridge is that they add the section in seamlessly so you won't know which one is experimental. Whenever possible, it's always best to simulate test day as closely as possible.
Well I'd say it's worth the 5 section as well... the cambridge ones, where it says it uses an experimental one from "Preptest A" ..is that their own made up prep-test? I suppose I could still use their test and then after I grade it....also put the answers here on 7sage to get it organized and blind reviewed easier
If you have some extra money to spare, I'd recommend the 5 section PT's from Cambridge. You can just as easily make your own "experimental" by adding in an old section but I'm lazy and like how I won't know exactly which section it is until I see. But that's only because I've done a lot of the older PT's.
Thanks so much everyone. Would you recommend getting 5 section tests or 4 section tests?
PDFs are available via cambridgelsat.com, hardcopies are available via Amazon and eBay.
Ohhhhhhh what.may I ask where you're getting yours from?
They're no longer available online to print. It's not 7Sage's fault, it's LSAC and their new requirements. Compared to other companies, I'm assuming 7Sage's licenses were just up for renewal first.