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[TheLastBestWest]

I'm begining to think about the LSAT. I believe that the self-prep route is best for me. It seems that a diagnostic test is the first step of the study process. So my question is:

Where can I get my hands on some past tests? Also, which study books are the best and where do I get them?

Thanks.

[antioppressivepractice]

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[KER_2012]

Unless you struggle with a particular question type, I found working with full tests to be the most helpful. You can buy them in books of 10 at Chapters.

You can also download a PDF of the June 2007 LSAT from the LSAC website.

[staffer]

You can buy books of 10 PTs from most large book stores and sites including Indigo-Chapters and Amazon.

[jin45]

I used Cambridge LSAT to buy stuff. Here's the link http://www.cambridge...st/4_section/17

[Jaspri]

Send me a message.

[erinl2]

http://lawstudents.c...e-or-sell-pdfs/

I will direct all of you to the above post by Morgan. Pay particular attention to his comment about trying to circumvent the issue by being in touch via PM.

[Jaspri]

Just so it's out in the open. I have a bunch of Kaplan books that I'm interested in selling. I'm not in the pdf business

[LSAT Blog]

I got a license from LSAC to sell the PrepTests as PDFs (not all PDF-related activity is illegal )

Mod edit: Please contact the site admin if you have inquiries about advertising - we do not allow the promotion of the sale of goods or services, which your pdf sale site would qualify as. Thanks.