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[away from home]

Several LSAT books for sale including:

Kaplan LSAT
Cracking the LSAT (Princeton Review)
LSAT 180 (Kaplan)
LSAT Logic Games Bible (Powerscore)
Nova's Master the LSAT
Prep Tests 29-46

I also have a silent timer that I bought two weeks before the test which I found useful for both studying and taking the actual test. If you are interested in any of the above please pm or email me at [email protected].

[elric]

did they work? did you get into Harvard Law school?

[Trioxin_Failure]

So two questions
1. how much
2. Do they tell you how to actually find the damn test.

In university my friends over beer and other assorted amusements decided my craftiness in life merited my being a lawyer, and so dared me to take the LSAT. I planned on doing it, I happen to like tests, not that I planned on studying lol. Anyways all I could ever find was the LSAT prep courses, I couldnt even find out where to sign up for the test. I was at SUNY Albany in NY if that happens to matter for the format and such. But i'd be interested to know, might even take the thing if I ever go back stateside

Thanx

[away from home]

The books helped me a lot. I just got my score. It's decent though not as high as I had aimed for which is a factor of how long I spent studying not the books I used to study.

I won't be attending Harvard as am neither American nor a genius, though the former wouldn't preclude me from going there. I hope to be accepted to a Canadian law school.

[skconqueror]

so does that mean you sold the books already? Are they still for sale? What about a ball park price??

[away from home]

The books haven't been sold yet. I would prefer to sell them all together and am asking 150,000 won.