Kaplan LSAT: Premier Program [With CDROM]

by Kaplan Inc. and Kaplan Test Prep

This program features a complete multimedia approach to studying for the LSAT. Kaplan LSAT 2007 Edition: Premier Program is a powerful study plan designed to maximise a student's score on the LSAT... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1419541897
• ISBN13: 9781419541896
• Release Date: June 2006
• Publisher: Kaplan
• Length: 498 Pages
• Weight: 2.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 8.4" x 10.8"

Customer Reviews

Excellent

this was an excellent help and I received the book quickly. thank you very much.

Good for jump starting your LSAT studies

This book is very good for beginning your LSAT studies. The book excels at getting you familiar with the LSAT, which I believe is its primary purpose. For people looking for the LSAT "silver-bullet," this book isn't that. Anyone looking to begin their LSAT studies should look no further than this book, but once its done its job of familiarizing you with the test then you have to move on to tougher, more focused material such as the Logic Games Bible. 4 stars for being a good book for LSAT beginners, I would only give 5 stars to a "silver-bullet only book you need for the LSAT book," which I'm sorry to say does not exist.

Great!!!!

The book I received was in great condition. Also I received it in a timely fashion.

Kaplan LSAT Study Book

The Kaplan LSAT study guide is comprehensive. It is a great tool from the start of your LSAT journey even up to giving tips about how to apply to law school afterwards. I would recommend using it in addition to the Logic Games Bible, which breaks down the process, but the Kaplan book is a good investment. There are plenty of practice problems in the Kplan and explainations which is key.

Good Strategy book

This book does a great job of presenting sound strategies for tackling the different kinds of LSAT questions. If you're disciplined, you can probably prep on your own with this book instead of paying for the entire Kaplan course. Moreover, Kaplan's last version of this book was heavily criticized for not using real LSAT questions. Kaplan answered those criticisms by including 3 real LSATs in this version (PrepTest 7: February 1993, PrepTest 13: December 1994, and PrepTest 8). More importantly, Kaplan provides detailed explanations of all the answers in the three tests. However be aware that two of the real LSATs in this book (PreTest 7 and 13) can also be found in LSAC's 10 Actual, Official LSATs book. (Pretest 8 is not found in any other test book bundle). This book does have the usual typos that plague most test prep books, but the typos are infrequent and inconsequential in my opinion. Overall, this book is a very useful addition to anyone's LSAT study materials.