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tayjaycee17
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Thank you so much 7sage for the information that ya'll provide. I started this journey just about a year ago and have improved my score by 12 points by using 7sage and power score bibles.
I am a living testimonial of faith and keeping God first.
With the amount of work you put in with your LSAT studies; you can do it!
See y'all later my future lawyer's.
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Are the Power Score Bibles really that great? I need to decide what book I am going to buy next....
Yes all three are great. The LG power score bible is also great. Use 7 sage diagrams for logic games as well.
@MonkeyMammoth24 I think "The LSAT Trainer" is a really good one, at least for my LR. Just looked at the chapters about LR and it got me from about -5 to about -1/-2. It's also very succinct, should be an ideal choice if you're aiming at improving your score in a short term.