Best LSAT tips and advices through twitter.

[BubbleTrouble]

Saw that on one of the other LSAT forums and decided that it's a useful thread so here it is:

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I think that might be interesting for those looking for occasional LSAT tips and advices. There are lots of LSAT twitter accounts set up by many prep companies and prep forums. However, only few of them really deserve your attention. Want to jump ahead and say that the major companies - Kaplan and Princeton Review mostly advertise their products. This is my list of top 5 Twitters to follow:

1) LSATWorld - Post great tips every day. Also they regularly post jokes about LSAT and lawyers which makes your LSAT study more fun.

2) LSAT Blog - Lots of articles and useful advices. Updated every day. Not only that author gives advices he also posts interesting stories connected to LSAT.

3) Blueprint LSAT blog - tips, advices. Try to talk with many followers personally.

4) LSAT Freedom - does not update as often as previous twitters but usually provides interesting tips and advices.

5) PowerScore - fine twitter from one of the best prep companies. Useful advices, tips, reminders.


I think that anyone who uses twitter and wants to do better on his/her LSAT should follow at least the first three companies.
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If anyone thinks other way about this ranking feel free to comment:)

[LSAT Eliminator]

2, 3, and 5 on your list get my vote.

[Anne]

I'm biased , but I think that #5 is pretty darn awesome.

I also really like LSATblog. Guy has some excellent tips and really takes the time to be very social-network-friendly.

[BubbleTrouble]

I also really like LSATblog. Guy has some excellent tips and really takes the time to be very social-network-friendly.

True and his approach to many LSAT prep problems is very interesting too. As for you guys being 5th I think all 5 can share the first place I personally follow all of them

[Anne]

I also really like LSATblog. Guy has some excellent tips and really takes the time to be very social-network-friendly.

True and his approach to many LSAT prep problems is very interesting too. As for you guys being 5th I think all 5 can share the first place I personally follow all of them

Bubble, have you checked out our LSAT and law school blog?

[Ashley O]

I remain surprised that Kaplan and Princeton think that Twitter et al is just like a TV station where all they do is promote their products. That gets old fast. Content is king!

[BubbleTrouble]

I also really like LSATblog. Guy has some excellent tips and really takes the time to be very social-network-friendly.

True and his approach to many LSAT prep problems is very interesting too. As for you guys being 5th I think all 5 can share the first place I personally follow all of them

Bubble, have you checked out our LSAT and law school blog?

I've seen your twitter blog and have just saw that you have other web blog. Pretty interesting


ASHLEY_O, Agree!

[Hieronymous]

This was a superb read and said so much.

[TracyPickett]

I was doing a practice test every day the month before my LSAT. 3 hour everyday are quite taxing... I don't know how your friend did 6-8 hours per day!