I have roughly a month left in my study plan before I begin the practice section. I plan on taking the February LSAT and I am aiming for a 170+. I have access to both powerscore bibles, free of charge, at my college library. Is it worth the time to read both of those books or should I stick to 7Sage studying?
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I also have the powerscore bibles. From the beginning I primarily used 7sage but PS bibles have been a good supplement imo. If you feel like it wont mess with your head and your grasp on the concepts then you can try it but if I were you I would proceed with caution, especially since you are a month away from you test.
As someone who did both 7sage and the bibles, 7sage is better by far. Especially with the exam being online. They basically teach what you will have already learned with 7sage. Save yourself the money and stick with 7sage.
Both books are free to me. Would you still recommend against it?
@ParkerKesting If they are free worth a shot. However, there is a time spent v time learned aspect. For example, say you spend X amount of hours reading the book and dont get anything out of them. That is X amount of hours probably better spent practicing questions, honing your logic skills, or practice tests.