Great practice set for a more comprehensive study of the LSAT. Goes great with any study guide. The best way to ace the LSAT is to do as many tests as you can, time yourself, and review your mistakes.

if you are going to take the lsat, you need lots of practice and that is just what this book will give you. the answer sheet is identical to the real thing, and all of the answers and scoring are included so you will know just how you did on any test.

For all the people out there that look forward to taking the LSAT (note sarcasm). This is the official test in all its glory. While I have yet to take the Lsat I am ready and waiting to take it in October. I think these tests have helped me get a better understanding of the beast. A must purchase to understand the Lsat's. Best way to take them. Timed. Good luck.

Good book, and a good resource for extra practice. However, the tests are ten years old and a newer version of this book may be helpful as well.

This book gives you old LSAT tests to practice on, but not much else. So defiantly recommended, but get other books to read to prep your self before trying the practice test. Books such as "Logic Games Bible" and "Logic Reasoning Bible" should be read before taking on the practice tests.

I never received the book, and all of my attempts to contact the seller were ignored. My suggestion is to avoid the seller "GreatBooks" completely.

Do not waste your money reading worthless tips unless you are scoring really low. Otherwise, get this book and the others from LSAC and get to work!

This book is great, and it helped prepare me for the LSAT more than I expected.

Bad transaction. Many pages missing in this manual. Bad deal, I was not aware of that.

While it's beneficial to have the answers to the practice tests, they mean little if there's no explanation as to why A is better than B or C is the right answer as opposed to D. Explanations would make this workbook perfect.

I was disappointed with this book. I thought the book would include more recent LSATs. I was especially hoping to get practice with the new comparative reading; this was not in any of the tests which were included in the book. However there was a section in the introduction that discussed the new comparative reading.

This book makes it seem as though we will be getting 10 RECENT LSAT preptests, including the NEW Lsat preptests. Instead, I received this book, published in August 2007, mind you, that has preptests from June 1996- June 1999!

So, can someone explain to me why exactly this is titled 10 MORE, when I've just received 10 Previous!?