LSAT Prep Bay Area
LSAT Prep Bay Area
What is the best LSAT prep course in the Bay Area?
Personally, I'm a Powerscore fan. The class material was really good and the instructor was on the ball. Regardless, when making your choice, choose a class that uses a lot of real LSAT's find out who your instructor will be. Try to get someone with a lot of teaching experience and a high score. Having a good instructor makes a big difference.
And, addressing the first writer, I don't actually think they are a waste of time. I do think some are better than others (when I was looking at classes, Kaplan and Princeton really weren't even in the final mix because of their low instructor scores and questions about the methods they use), but you have to look at each course carefully to discern what is most valuable to you. If you don't take a course, I do agree with the first writer that the Powerscore Bibles are great help.
Good luck!
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