Hey all,
I'm very interested in joining the 7Sage prep course (possibly premuim but due to financial constraints, I think I'm leaning towards Starter) for the December 2016 LSAT but I noticed something that really bugged me - the video explanations for the 10 exams include 7 exams that are extremely difficult to obtain...I searched everywhere and the cheapest PT's I found were the ones posted here (almost $200!!!) I guess my question is: since I can't get 7/10 PT's, should I even bother with buying the prep course??
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One thing to bear in mind is that even if you end up having to purchase the PT explanations for the easier-to-obtain PTs separately, your total will likely be lower than most of the other prep companies.
Do you see your financial situation improving any time soon? December is still some time away. If possible, I would start with the Starter package, finish the core curriculum, then see if you need to upgrade to one of the other packages.
The good news is that the curriculum really carries you most of the way @montahar . I try not to look at the videos actually. The curriculum gave me what I need to figure things out without them. If I'm watching videos, then it means I've become completely bemused. And thanks to the curriculum, that doesn't happen very often. I love having them when I need them, but the goal is to not need them.
And there's other resources than the videos. The community always jumps on questions, and the study groups are great places to hammer things out.
All the best!
You really do learn to work through questions and the answer choices pretty well on your own with the curriculum. I certainly can see how having Ultimate or Ultimate+ would be useful and helpful to my studies, but I just literally could not, in any way whatsoever afford them. And I don't really feel like I've missed out on that much. I don't feel like it's been too much of a disadvantage.