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Can I use 90s LSAT tests to practice for the upcoming LSAT ?

April 26, 2017Education LSAT Practice Reference Standards Testing tests upcoming

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Can I use 90s LSAT tests to practice for the upcoming LSAT ?

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I bought the LSAT SuperPrep book and was amazed when my practice test scores skyrocketed…until I realized that the tests were from the 90s. I think the test has definitely gotten harder over the years. That doesn’t mean using old tests won’t help you to prepare…but you may want to also invest a couple extra bucks in getting some newer tests, especially one with the comparative reading comprehension section. I hadn’t done any practice tests with the comparative passages and it kind of threw me for a loop on test day. Good luck on your LSAT!