Reddit mentions of LSAT Strategy Guides (Logic Games / Logical Reasoning / Reading Comprehension), 4th Edition

The section numbers aren't as beneficial in the way you gave them. You'll first want to break it down into LG (Logic Games), RC (Reading Comprehension) and LR, (Logical Reasoning, which is what I think you mean by arguments) Basically you want it to look more like this:


PT 52

• LR 1: -15
  
• LG: -12
  
• RC: -6
  
• LR 2: -13
  
  Doing it like lets others know what your scored in each section of the test without referencing elsewhere and showing the number missed instead of correct helps account for fluctuations in the number of questions that occur in the test. It also makes it easier to gauge improvements.
  
  You should probably ditch the Princeton Review book. If you look into other book recommendations you will find that Princeton Review is at the bottom of the list. In fact, the LSAT Books section on this subreddit's sidebar specifically advises against Princeton Review for a few reasons. Namely they don't licence real material from LSAC.
  
  I think the best thing you can do now is hold off on the Preptests (PTs) for a while. Basically you will want to wait until you have a better grasp of LSAT concepts. Right now you are pretty much just burning through them and that isn't good. I would recommend that you get the Manhattan LSAT 3-Pack which will give you a book dedicated to each section of the LSAT. You will need more PTs soon as it makes a MASSIVE difference. Doing more PTs helps prepare you for both the endurance portion of the LSAT (taking a 4 hour test gets easier on your mind when you do it 20+ times) and it exposes you to more questions. When you take PTs you will want to make sure that you take them under the same timed conditions you will experience on LSAT test day. Were these PTs taken like that?
  
  Other than that make sure you are dedicating at least 3 months to studying for the LSAT, put in solid studying hours each week, don't take the test until your PTs scores are where you want your actual score to be, always use real LSAT material in prepping and read success strategies of top scorers. Hope that helps.

When I said "51 onward" I was referring to PrepTest 51 and onward. PrepTest, commonly abbreviated as PT are previously administered LSATs. Every LSAT is released as such, except for those pertaining to the February administration. The most recent PrepTest is number 77, which corresponds to the LSAT that was administered in December of 2015. Each PrepTest contains the four officially scored sections of the LSAT plus the writing sample question, it however does not include the experimental section as this would compromise future LSATs. When you purchase the LSAT PrepTest volumes, you do not receive explanations, only an answer key and percentile conversion chart to each exam. However, the LSAC has released a book called SuperPrep II which includes 3 PrepTests, of which is there not only an answer key, but official explanations to each and every question, explaining why the right answer to each is the, well right answer. Although the LSAC does not have an explanation for all of their PrepTests published, there are many forums, websites and even published books which will do so for you. For example, The Princeton Review will be shortly releasing "LSAT Decoded" which will explain all of the answers in corresponding LSATs(PrepTests) I listed the following books that I purchased and recommend. Go to your local bookstore and read a couple pages of the Prep Company's book and see if their method of teaching works for you, if not, find another. Lastly, I would like to say that it is of absolutely no trouble for myself, I am more than happy to help, and thus I wish you the best of luck in your endeavour! :D

I posted the links to the books I bought and have been enjoying, please take caution before purchasing it from these links, as I posted the Amazon Canadian links as I live in Canada. Anyway, I believe either the Kaplan Premier 2016-2017 or LSAT trainer are an absolute must, although you could get away with not getting a prep company strategy set, I strongly encourage getting at the very least a comprehensive all in one. Any more questions or concerns about anything related to the LSAT please feel free to send me a message/reply.

http://www.amazon.ca/10-Actual-Official-LSAT-PrepTests/dp/0986045519/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1457253768&sr=8-2&keywords=LSAT

http://www.amazon.ca/Official-LSAT-SuperPrep-II-Champion/dp/0990718689/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1457253768&sr=8-10&keywords=LSAT

http://www.amazon.ca/Actual-Official-PrepTests-Comparative-Reading/dp/0984636005/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1457253768&sr=8-9&keywords=LSAT

http://www.amazon.ca/LSAT-Trainer-remarkable-self-study-self-driven/dp/0989081508/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1457253799&sr=8-3&keywords=LSAT

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