Princeton Review LSAT Premium Prep, 30th Edition

UDPATED TO ACE THE NEW LSAT! The latest edition of our comprehensive prep book provides everything students need to know to master the Law School Admission Test—including instructional review using actual test questions, strategies for Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, and included access to 2 official LSAT PrepTests + real extra drills licensed from LSAC.

The new LSAT starts in August 2024! Prep with confidence with the 30th edition of our popular LSAT prep book, now fully revised for the new exam (which removes the old "Games" section and doubles down on Logical and Analytical Reasoning). 

Everything You Need for a High Score

• Content review with step-by-step examples that use real, previously-administered LSAT problems
• Thorough coverage of all LSAT Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension topics
• Expert instruction and targeted strategies for acing each section

Practice Your Way to Excellence

• 2 full-length, recent Official LSAT PrepTests (licensed directly from the Law School Admissions Council) accessible online, all with detailed answer explanations
• Additional real Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning test sections, totaling more than 100 additional real LSAT questions as drills in the book

Techniques That Actually Work, Plus Online Extras

• Tried-and-true strategies to help you avoid traps and beat the test
• Complete breakdown of common LSAT mistakes
• Essential tactics to help you work smarter, not harder 
• Law school profiles, admission guides, and essay tips
• Multi-week study guides

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