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Lizza R.
Great tutors and online platform. However, I would have prefer that the outlines would have had some sort of visual ID to help in the memorization process and understanding better the content as I did not study law in the US.
Philip N.
Short succinct modules. Studying with BarMax feels achievable. However, flashcards are kind of vague. I would prefer that they ask clear concise questions rather than just displaying a single word and expecting you to come up with an answer to the word.
Jack F.
Nice to have a whole system that replicates what the LSAT will be like so when you practice, you are familiarizing yourself with what test day will be like. A sort of subconscious preparedness.
Christine R.
The schedule is easy to follow, but its still alot of work. Good content, I feel like this program only gives you what you need, and not the extra stuff you don't need. But I would like more info on the nuances in the outline.
DM
I'm enjoying the style of the information being provided for studying. I'm seeing many typos (especially in 33 Common Flaws, there are issues with the formatting. But otherwise the site is great.
Courtney
i wish i could JUST take the logic games section of a test some times... i have a decent memory, so going back and reworking past problems doesn't really help me because i will remember what i did the first time around. The same goes for the reading and logical reasoning sections too– sometimes i want new (to me) questions without having to take a full exam. Everything else has been great.
Lynne
A great refresher of things taught and a much better understanding of how some of the legal theories apply that seemed a little confusing in law school. Almost like that "aha!" moment when the pieces of a puzzle come together.
Shamay Z.
Great material and application. A lot of the lectures are really good but there are not many examples which makes it sometimes difficult to understand a concept. Some lectures were almost only being read out of the outline, e.g. Secured Transactions. It would help if there were more examples. Thank you.
