Kaplan or Powerscore Online Access

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  ENTJ Alum Inactive ⭐

  March 2014 3658 karma

  Ew.
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  David Wayne Free Trial Member

  March 2014 edited March 2014 571 karma

  If you're going to dish out money for online LSAT software, i'd recommend the following:
  Upgrade to the full 7sage package if you haven't done already.
  If you think you need more, which i really can't imagine since you have everything you need here, the best testing company out there for the LSAT is testmasters, although i'd really only recommend buying their materials if you have a ton of extra money and a ton of extra time
• Archieboots Alum Member

  March 2014 155 karma

  Hey there - I did the Kaplan LSAT course and had online access for 6 months. What do you want to know about them exactly?
• iiiSpoon Alum Inactive ⭐

  March 2014 277 karma

  I had access to online courses through Kaplan's textbooks, and Al's comment pretty much sums my experience with them, especially with their reading comprehension strategy.
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  Llaima01 Free Trial Member

  March 2014 230 karma

  I am with Al and TackyTrackSuit. Upgrade to 7Sage as David Michael-1 suggests.
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  Almost a Boomer Alum Member

  March 2014 386 karma

  Hi FutureJD27, I have been studying LSAT for quite sometime... Don't ask, It's a long story. But I have tried Kaplan, Powerscore, Blueprint, both online course and live courses, BUT 7Sage is best. Please don't waste your time and money on other courses. I and others have already done that for you. Stick with 7Sage and spend as much time as you can. Good luck!
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  Nathalie Nguyen Alum Member

  March 2014 68 karma

  Don't waste your money on Powerscore. I literally had to revert all my thinking when I converted to 7sage. And 7sage has helped me tremendously that I wish I had found it sooner than later. And its affordable. Win win.