Course Recommended?

CL.Valera

Hello,

I am planning on taking the LSAT in December 2017 for August 2018 admissions. I live in Puerto Rico and the school I am planning on attending requires a 150. Which course do you all recommend I take? I have a 3.7 GPA. When should I begin studying?

Thanks!

Sprinkles

ASAP. Just because your goal school requires a 150, doesn't mean that should be your ceiling. Plus, a higher LSAT would give you a good chunk of scholarship change.

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@"montaha.rizeq" said:
ASAP. Just because your goal school requires a 150, doesn't mean that should be your ceiling. Plus, a higher LSAT would give you a good chunk of scholarship change.

Think you missed the question. They asked what course to take, not when to take it.

@"CL.Valera" If you're taking in December, then I'd recommend picking up either the LSAT Ultimate or Ultimate+ course. Both are great, but the LSAT Ultimate+ course is the best for value and content. You'd gain access to PTs 36-80 (with more added as they're released), full access to the Question Bank (https://7sage.com/question-bank/), access to the Hardest Problem Sets and a lot more. Check it out:
https://7sage.com/enroll/

Sprinkles

@"Dillon A. Wright" said:

@"montaha.rizeq" said:
ASAP. Just because your goal school requires a 150, doesn't mean that should be your ceiling. Plus, a higher LSAT would give you a good chunk of scholarship change.

Think you missed the question. They asked what course to take, not when to take it.

@"CL.Valera" If you're taking in December, then I'd recommend picking up either the LSAT Ultimate or Ultimate+ course. Both are great, but the LSAT Ultimate+ course is the best for value and content. You'd gain access to PTs 36-80 (with more added as they're released), full access to the Question Bank (https://7sage.com/question-bank/), access to the Hardest Problem Sets and a lot more. Check it out:
https://7sage.com/enroll/

Lol, awkward. Yeah, since you have a while until December, your best bet will be to get the ult. or ult.+ package and work your way through the curriculum at your own pace without worrying about rushing.

Cant Get Right

Yeah, you definitely want to get started if you haven't already. So no reason to miss out on any of the cool features of the better packs in the mean time only to need to upgrade later anyway.