LSATwithJack

I like how the guide doesn’t waste your time with extra unimportant details. Just straight up: here’s the rule, here’s how to use it, now practice. It’s clear and it works. Wish I bought it sooner.

I didn’t know where to even start with LSAT studying and this bundle broke it down so easy. The logic rules clicked fast for me. It’s like it’s written by someone who actually remembers what it’s like to be a student, not a robot.

When I first started studying for the LSAT I had no clue what I was doing. I downloaded some free PDFs and random YouTube vids but everything felt super disconnected. I’d sit down to practice Logical Reasoning and just stare at the page, trying to figure out why the right answer was right. Nothing clicked.

Then I got this bundle, and it felt like someone finally explained it in plain English. At first it was tough, but the examples made it stick in my brain. I started treating it like a puzzle instead of a chore. My practice score has consistently gone up over the past couple months. I’m not done yet, but for the first time I actually believe I can hit 170.

I love the illustrations and the straightforward explanations. They make concepts that other guides complicate way easier to understand. The only thing I wish is that there were more advanced practice questions included, but now i can pair this with the drills workbook.

If you’re just starting, this is perfect. It explains why a diagnostic matters, then drops you into a full test (two LR, two RC with one experimental so it’s authentic). Felt fair, tight timing, and now I know where I’m bleeding points.

If you want efficient practice, this is it. I’d do a drill set, do a practice test, blind review, and then scan the QRs for the video solutions. Week over week my LR misses dropped because the sets force you to spot flaws and patterns instead of memorizing tips.

The references kept me going through long study sessions. It doesn’t feel dry or robotic like other LSAT prep books. If you’re someone who struggles to stay focused while studying, this guide is a lifesaver

Took this on a Saturday morning and wow, it feels like the real thing. 4 sections, 35 min each, quick 10-min break, and even an experimental section so you can’t game it. Uploading my answers with the QR code was clutch! Got an instant score + a clean breakdown so I knew LR vs RC weak spots right away.

As my first LSAT diagnostic, how this is set up made it super easy for me to get started and receive feedback.
Think I’ll get the bundle! Thx

Got a mini plan so i’m not guessing what to drill next. feels efficient, which i ejoyed

this diagnostic spit out a clean breakdown and told me exactly what to practice tomorrow. LR cleaned up fast once I followed the notes. simple

Honestly the best LSAT workbook I’ve used. It’s short, straight to the point, and the Logic Translation + Argument Flaw drills finally made LR feel predictable.

Love the feedback based on my score… shows me exactly what I need to work on to boost my score

Timed sections, 10-minute break, even the “which one is experimental?” uncertainty was super realistic. The auto-grading + notes told me I need to focus on inference questions in LR while my RC was good.

First LSAT thing I’ve done. Clear directions, realistic timing, and the score report didn’t just say “bad” or “good” it told me where I need to focus. I went from guessing to having a plan which is nice