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by sch » Wed Mar 24, 2010 9:31 am
Anyone familiar with the powerscore series? I had PR and found out it was a waste of money, then I got MGMAT all 8 books, which is great for math and for verbal too, but I think they could use some improvement on the verbal section. Everyone is praising Power Score series for a verbal section here. Im tight on money and every dollar counts. Im contemplating to study for LSAT after im done with GMAT, so if I order Power Score series for LSAT and one of their guides for sentance correction, do you think it will do the job? Are the GMAT and LSAT Power Score guides different (aside from sentance correction obviously)? Does anyone know? Also I know a few people on this blog studying for LSAT as a preparation for a verbal section on the GMAT. If you tried it, can you comment on how its working out for ya?

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by john.smith7844 » Wed Mar 24, 2010 9:44 am
I have the same query. Please do reply. thanks in advance.
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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Wed Mar 24, 2010 9:54 am
In my opinion, powerscore's Critial/Logical Reasoning bible is the best resource for Critical reasoning. If you already have the Manhattan GMAT sentence correction guide, you probably don't need the powerscore guide. If you are planning on taking both the LSAT and the GMAT, I would recommend that you take the LSAT first. It will enable you to nail the GMAT verbal since the LSAT logical reasoning and reading comp is harder than the GMATs.

Overall, the powerscore guides are great. You definitely can't go wrong with them. Good luck
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