Comprehensive Materials
Kaplan provides each of its students with a personal copy of
every released LSAT question currently available from the test
maker—over 5,400 questions worth of content. This is a lot of
material—in fact, if you were to work 8 hours a day, 5 days a
week on every question at full exam speed it would take you
almost a month to complete every single one!
Managing Your Prep Time
Ideally, of course, you would concentrate on question types in
which you are weak instead of completing every question. The LSAT
tests skills at various levels of difficulty, so you should also
start with the "easier" questions and work towards the "harder"
questions. And while you're practicing, you'll need to understand
why, for each question, the right answer was correct and the
distractors were not.
That's why Kaplan provides a 5-part explanation and a
difficulty ranking for every single released LSAT question. These
resources allow you to prep smarter—focusing on the areas in
which you need improvement and helping you to master them
quickly.
Sample Q-Rater & Explanation
These resources are some of the most powerful tools you can
get in LSAT preparation. But don't just take our word for
it—click the Q-Rater and Explanations icons below to see sample
materials for PrepTest 41 (administered in October 2003). You can
obtain a copy of this test on lsac.org.
Only Kaplan provides complete explanations
and question difficulty rankings for every released question.
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