Are you having trouble finishing the LSAT?
Here is a tip for all those law school bound losers.

Obviously it is an advantage that you take a prep course. I highly recommend taking TestMasters. (http://www.testmasters180.com) They have a great system and wonderful experts. You get the most for your buck.

Here is a brief history of how I scored. He was tall dark and handsome. We met at a bathhouse. He was hung. JUST KIDDING

My first diagnostic, taken without any previous knowledge of the LSAT, was 143. 143 is the lowest 20%. I studied like a dog and it was only enough to reach a score of 157 (77%). A 157 is simply not good enough for UCLA LAW. So I tried again this summer. Currently I am at 162 (87%) and still have almost 2 months to go.

The reason I am scoring better is not due to the fact that I have been studying for over a year. In fact I have not touched the LSAT issue since last October. The main reason is the fact that I am a faster reader. I bought a book “10 Days to Faster Reading” by Abby Marks. It is a small book with lots of eye exercises and different techniques for better reading. It works. I use to read at 150 words per minute. This is below the 225 average. Today I read at over 350 wpm.

So buy the book.