Preptest 83 Now Available on Amazon

OlamHafuch

As the discussion title says, the Dec. 17 LSAT is now available for purchase on Amazon. Hopefully @"Dillon A. Wright" will soon put up the electronic version for 7Sagers.

studyingandrestudying

When do people think they'll release the next volume?

Alex

@lsatplaylist said:
When do people think they'll release the next volume?

The "Next Ten" series are generally released every 3 years or so. I'm guessing you can expect PTs 82-91 sometime sooner since they are adding in extra administrations (assuming they're all disclosed). With the new dates, I would venture to guess sometime in 2020.

studyingandrestudying

Thanks. I really hope we're in law school by then.

Alex

@lsatplaylist said:
Thanks. I really hope we're in law school by then.

You and me both, my friend. You and me both.

lsat 1101

Yes Dillon please let us know when to look for it online

OlamHafuch

@"Alex Divine" said:

@lsatplaylist said:
When do people think they'll release the next volume?

The "Next Ten" series are generally released every 3 years or so. I'm guessing you can expect PTs 82-91 sometime sooner since they are adding in extra administrations (assuming they're all disclosed). With the new dates, I would venture to guess sometime in 2020.

I bet they'll still only disclose 3 a year.

Alex

@uhinberg said:

@"Alex Divine" said:

@lsatplaylist said:
When do people think they'll release the next volume?

The "Next Ten" series are generally released every 3 years or so. I'm guessing you can expect PTs 82-91 sometime sooner since they are adding in extra administrations (assuming they're all disclosed). With the new dates, I would venture to guess sometime in 2020.

I bet they'll still only disclose 3 a year.

Any particular reason to think that?

OlamHafuch

Not really; just a hunch.

Alex

@uhinberg said:
Not really; just a hunch.

I mean, it honestly wouldn't surprise me at this point. Although for future LSATers, having an extra 2-3 PTs per cycle sounds pretty nice!

OlamHafuch

Yup, it sure does sound nice, which is probably why I have a hunch that LSAC won't do it!