Practice Test Schedule.

[Pteichreb]

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[Ron Gore]

Hi Patrick!

could suggests a prep test schedule that increases in difficulty. I am planning on taking 20-25 from now till september 26.

I take from your question that you are asking if we can order the prep tests in order of difficulty, so that you can start with the easier tests and end with the hardest test around test day. Unfortunately, that is not something we can do, because there is no objective way to say that a certain test will be harder for a certain person at a certain time. However, I would recommend that you begin with the older tests and end with the most recent test around test day. If you are planning to take 25 tests or so, you would begin around Prep Test 57 and wind up with the test that was just administered, June 2014, which will be released by then.

Also on a side note my score from my first practice test on May first to now has increase from a 141 to a 157 (162 if you do not count my transcription errors). How feasible do you think it is increasing it to 168, as I have already made a huge jump.

Congratulations on your progress so far! It is definitely possible. We've seen increases of that magnitude in the past, and there is no reason that I know of why you shouldn't do the same. Best wishes!

Ron

[Pteichreb]

Thanks a lot

[Pteichreb]

Do students that are register in an LSAT prep course get any discounts on practice test from the online store?

[Morgan O'Donnell]

Hi Patrick!

Thanks for your question! Unfortunately, PowerScore students do not receive any discount on publication purchases. However, keep in mind that if you are in the Full-length or Full Live Online courses, you received access to the contents of every licensable PrepTests so you would not need to purchase any more exams. Please do not hesitate to let me know if you need any further help.

Thanks Patrick, and best of luck to you!!

Sincerely,
Morgan O'Donnell
PowerScore Test Preparation

[fhdaher]

Hi! I was also a student in the Live Online course and I am considering buying the Bible Workbooks since I have completed and gone through every problem in my course books and want to further advance my skills. I was wondering if the questions and passages in the Bible Workbooks are repeated or overlap with questions in the course books.

Thanks!

Fawzeih

[Nikki Siclunov]

Hey Fawzeih,

First off, congrats on completing the Live Online course, and also on having gone through every problem in your coursebooks. This is spectacular!

As a student in a Live Online course, you received access to all available LSAT questions (whether as part of your homework, class discussion, practice tests, or supplemental online materials), which makes some overlap with the WB's inevitable. I doubt, however, that you've completed every single supplemental question or practice test available online. Thus, it is highly unlikely that Bible Workbooks will duplicate any of the questions you've completed as part of your homework. At worst, there may be some overlap between the supplemental questions available on the Online Student Center and the questions in the Workbooks.

I should add that one major benefit of working through the Workbooks resides in the expanded collection of drills, which are not obtainable through any other source. The difficulty of these drills may in some cases even exceed that of licensed LSAT content, as we've designed the drills to reinforce the techniques mastered in class.

Let us know if you have any additional questions!