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LSAT Online Prep Courses


Has anyone here taken an online course from Princeton Review or Kaplan? I'm hoping to get some advice regarding their usefulness as a prep tool before I unload my money on 'em. I think I mostly need help with polishing my formal logic skills and I'm not sure how useful the online courses can be. Any advice?
 

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Login to find out (June 26, 2005 at 7:13pm)
uppercut, so wouldnt it be ALOT cheaper to buy the books on their own without taking the class...they wont cost anywhere close to what the actual class costs...which in my state is somewhere close to $1400
 
Login to find out (June 24, 2005 at 10:11am)
For formal logic, try the "Schaum's Outline of Logic" book first. Without knowing much about you, your study habits, or your goals for the LSAT, I am still inclined to suggest you buy certain books first and go through them before committing to an LSAT prep-course (online or in-class).