Hi Sherrie,
Thanks for the post! First, please note that the course is comprehensive. We make a tremendous amount of LSAT prep material available to our course students — lessons and homework, additional practice tests, and even course supplements and additional lectures. So, you do not need to invest in “additional” materials to help with your studies. I would first recommend that you work through all of your course material thoroughly. If you need any assistance navigating your resources, or if you have any questions on how to best take advantage of them, please let us know!
Keep in mind that it's not usually the amount of practice material you use that's important, but the quality of your review! I would recommend reading this blog post:
https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/how-do ... -material/ before purchasing any additional material.
If, after completing all of your course material and reviewing PTs thoroughly, you still find you need additional practice, then you may want to consider something like the
workbooks or our
Testing and Analytics package. Please keep in mind that with either of these options, there will be some overlap with the course material since the course material is so extensive.
Another thought to consider is supplementing your course with a few hours of
private tutoring. This is often the best option post-course, as a tutor can work with you one-on-one to hone in on your strengths/weaknesses and maximize your score increase. Current and former course students also get a discount off tutoring!
I hope this helps! Let us know if you have any additional questions! Thanks!
