Obtaining PT's

hokie6260 · July 2015

Where is the best place to obtain paper copies of prep tests? It looks like through my course here with 7Sage that I am going to need PT 36 - 58.

inactive · July 2015

http://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2770/list-of-affordable-pts-paperback-hard-copy

Pacifico · July 2015

Check out this list that @"Dillon A. Wright" put together for everyone: http://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/2770/list-of-affordable-pts-paperback-hard-copy

inactive · July 2015

BEAT YA TO IT @PACIFICO

Pacifico · July 2015

oh snap

Pacifico · July 2015

That happened to me on that weird tutor thread where I posted in the middle of someone's two part joke and now it makes even less sense hahah

FWDTexas · July 2015

removed

Pacifico · July 2015

Not sure if saying that violates the TOS for 7Sage but I wouldn't make a habit of encouraging aspiring lawyers to engage in illegal activity. Furthermore, if that is your real name I definitely would not post such things on a public forum of a popular LSAT prep company as LSAC could easily find you and sanction you in a variety of ways up to and including blocking you from taking the LSAT.

nicole.hopkins · July 2015

@Pacifico I believe that is what is referred to as "the smackdown." Or, "layin' down the law."

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