The Logic Games section of the LSAT is the one that usually gives students the most trouble. The Logic Games Bible goes through each type of question, it's logical characteristics, possible answers and strategies. The book leaves no question unanswered and covers the minute details that can cost you valuable points. All drills and practice questions are taken from the REAL LSAT.

Although the LSAT SuperPrep only contains three real LSAT Tests, it's real value comes from something else: the lengthy explanations given for every answer BY the test creators. It's essential to have an understanding of how the test makers think in order to beat the LSAT. The more practice you get, the better, and SuperPrep contains 3 tests that cannot be bought anywhere else.

This set of 10 LSAT Prep Tests is critical for any advanced self-studier. The first set is required, the last one is recommended and this one is critical for practice. More full length PrepTests from the LSAC, includes mock Scantron sheets. Take these tests under test-administration conditions and you'll be familiar with the timing of sections on exam day and know where you stand score-wise.

LSAC TestPrep #56-40 can only be bought individually. These are the most recent tests and therefore the most accurate. At least 5 of these should taken in the weeks before taking the LSAT. Studiers aiming for a score of 165+ should buy and complete ALL of them however. Although expensive individually, they can be found on Amazon used, are worth every penny and are still cheaper than a prep course.