Do I have to use the PTs specified in the Trainer Schedule?

LSATConspiracy · November 2015

The Trainer wants me to use PT62-71 for drills and full exams. Can I use PT40-50 instead? I don't want to use newer tests until I'm somewhat ready.

Campo1995 · November 2015

yes, if your planning on using 62-71 eventually then you can use 40-50 to start. The trainer is just suggesting that if you use 10 prep tests to study that it be the most recent ones since they are most indicative of what you will see on the LSAT you take.

cverdugo · November 2015

If you go to the Trainer website, he has a few other guides that coincide with earlier sets of tests!

LSATConspiracy · November 2015

@Campo1995 @cverdugo

Thanks for the replies. I found the earlier schedules.

nicole.hopkins · November 2015

Yeah--There's one that drills from 29-35 or so!

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