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Super prep II?
sbc.mom_3x
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Just got approved for the lsac fee waiver. Should I get the super prep II? They will give me a complimentary copy. Anything valuable in it I could use to supplement 7sage?
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100% you should. The super preps contain LSAC explanations for questions. Many view these explanations as a unique opportunity to understand the LSAC's reasoning process.
Welcome to the club! Definitely get the book. Even if you find no use of it - it's free! And yes, as Dave mentioned above me, the fact that this book has LSAT explanations straight from LSAC, it's viewed as even more valuable when trying to understand the questions/answers. Also these tests are from the nondisclosed Feb LSATs from previous years