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LSAT LOGIC GAMES: Everything You Need To Know
Brad Leutwyler
(Author)
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Christine Lord-Leutwyler
(Illustrated by)
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Jacqueline Maldonodo
(Illustrated by)
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Thinking Peoples' Press
· Paperback
LSAT LOGIC GAMES: Everything You Need To Know - Lord-Leutwyler, Christine ; Maldonodo, Jacqueline ; Leutwyler, Brad
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Synopsis "LSAT LOGIC GAMES: Everything You Need To Know"
Written by the best LSAT tutor alive, this is the ONLY book you will need in order to learn EVERYTHING you need to know about the LSAT logic games section. Every type of game is covered and completely demystified in clear, simple terms: others want you to think that the games section is difficult in order to trick you into spending too much on their books and classes. Games are not difficult, you just need to understand the basic concepts and methods clearly. By the end of the book, you have skills on par with the best lawyers and law professors in the nation. Don't just get into law school, GET A FULL SCHOLARSHIP with a crushingly good logic games performance and LSAT score. Our students score above the 90th percentile, and that is why they get scholarships, excel at law school, graduate with honors and land great jobs after graduation. You have heard the stories about all of the people graduating from law schools and then being unemployed. The reason is that most of these students are learning from commercial companies and books that are NOT teaching them how to be great legal minds. They are trying to "just get in," and that is what all of the other books and companies are giving them. We will teach you how to get into law school with better skills than over 90-95% of the competition, how to use it in law school and how to be the BEST. "Good" = unemployed, mediocre waiter with a law degree. "Excellent" = top-of-your-class excellence, great job after graduation and NO loans for your law degree. With this text, you will learn all of the logic you need for the LSAT as well as every technique, method and trick for crushing the games section. Others will teach you incomplete methods, incomplete logic and an approach to games that completely miss the point of the LSAT. We show you HOW IT ALL APPLIES TO LAW SCHOOL AND THE PRACTICE OF LAW. Our methods are 100% relevant, simple, clear and effective.
