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Hi everyone,
So I was wondering, since the PT's available in the Starter Course are kind of old, how accurate would they be in estimating my performance on the December LSAT?
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Hi everyone,
So I was wondering, since the PT's available in the Starter Course are kind of old, how accurate would they be in estimating my performance on the December LSAT?
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@jeremiahclarke242337 said:
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 Thank you. If I choose to upgrade in the near future, which course would offer me PrepTests 60-81? I'm guessing Ultimate.
Ultimate + will give you every test as well as the drill bundles, question bank, and explanations.
Can't tell you how convenient it is to have it all on my laptop/iphone :)
@jeremiahclarke242337 definitely the ultimate+
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 Thank you. If I choose to upgrade in the near future, which course would offer me PrepTests 60-81? I'm guessing Ultimate.
@jeremiahclarke242337 said:
Hi everyone,
So I was wondering, since the PT's available in the Starter Course are kind of old, how accurate would they be in estimating my performance on the December LSAT?
Good, but not as accurate as they could be.
Older tests have plenty of predictive value. Anything from 60-81 is a pretty good facsimile of a "modern test" like the one you'll see in December. Anything older is still ~90% similar in vibe. Your score on an older test is probably going to only be a few points different from how you'd score on a modern test.