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LSAT Secrets: A Review of the Morrison Media Program

I wanted to review an LSAT prep book that I have been hearing a lot about lately.  More and more prospective law students that I am working with are turning the inexpensive, and readily available LSAT Secrets book from Morrison Media.

First and foremost before I even get into the review, don’t even consider getting ready for the LSAT without buying a high quality lsat prep course. The LSAT is a standardized test - and like all standardized tests - it can be beaten (destroyed!) by any motivated test taker if they understand the techniques, concepts and tricks employed by the exam.  I would go so far as to say, law schools are justified in rejecting prospective students on the basis of their LSAT score - for no reason other than the fact that many a prospective student could not be bothered to dedicate a few weeks of intensive study to understanding the lsat exam in order to score better than a 150 or so.

Now, for the review:

In my experience, the best LSAT prep is this one from Morrison Media as this is lsat prep course that will help you master the principles behind the test.

Here’s why I give it such a glowing review:

1) It’s affordable.  It’s not one of these $800 hose jobs from companies like Kaplan or Princeton.

2) It’s compact and concise.  When you go through this material you can be certain you’re not wasting a minute of your time on some tangentially important concept.

3) You can get through all the material in short order leaving time to review difficult concepts and

4) You can get it instantly on the internet. I’ve been recommending for a while now and prospective students time and time write back to me that it was “perfect” - so be sure to check it out.

Good luck on your LSAT!