Princeton Review LSAT Premium Prep, 30th Edition: 2 Official LSAT PrepTests + Real LSAT Drills + Review for the New Exam

by The Princeton Review

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304 pages, Paperback

Published October 8, 2024

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Have you ever used your underfunded and undervalued library in preparing for an exam that famously taxes people of the invaluable resources of their time and money? If so, go die. It is completely unacceptable to do this instead of either purchasing one of the Princeton Review's multi-thousand dollar courses, or spending hundreds of dollars on textbooks that you are supposed to register online to actually get the meat of the test prep being in possession of the book is supposed to automatically entitle you to.

Ignoring that this is another installment in the disturbing trend of making sure people don't actually physically own media they've spent money on (I bet Robert Batten would download his dreams from a streaming service if he could), it's also blatantly to prevent regular people from polluting their desired pool of prospective law students. So, despite the helpful information here and there, this was still absolutely mogged by the 2007 prep book I bought for $9.99 at a used bookstore. go analog- your score will get better.

(I did actually read this cover-to-cover so it's going to count towards my reading challenge lol.)

[Georgia* U.]

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