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Few prospects are as frightening to law school candidates as taking the LSAT. From an admissions
perspective, your concern is not without merit. After years of hard work, your odds
of getting into a top-tier school may ultimately hinge on your performance on this marathon, one-
day exam. Not surprisingly, the marketplace is filled with books, tapes, CDs and training classes
for the LSAT. Despite the differences in format and price, the underlying approach for these products
is eerily similar; students are advised to read an 800- page book, memorize several thousand vocabulary
words, and review every logical argument known to man.

Sadly, the results of this marathon approach are rarely successful. Even worse, this tedious cramming is largely
unnecessary. Although the LSAT requires excellent reasoning skills and a fairly sophisticated
vocabulary, it is a highly predictable test that uses the same type of questions (and the same
clues and traps) over and over again. For diligent test takers, this predictability offers a great
competitive advantage, if you know how to harness it.

Ironically, most LSAT guides do NOT teach their readers how to do this. In fact, from our perspective, the
most popular books are as onerous and intimidating as the exam itself. Although many of them offer helpful
suggestions, the typical test taker does not have the time to wade through hours of sample exams (with
overly easy “mock” questions), to get to the most usable and practical advice. Far too often, students toss
the guides aside after a few hundred pages, without getting the details they need to attain a top
score. Inevitably, they walk out of the LSAT frustrated and disappointed, wishing there had been a
better way to prepare for such a life-changing exam.

Ultimately, that is why we wrote Guerrilla Tactics for the LSAT™*: Secrets and Strategies the Test
Writers Don’t Want You to Know (Publication date, December 2008). There IS a better way to conquer the LSAT
without driving yourself crazy.

For students who do not have the time, money, or inclination to read an 800-page guide or complete an
expensive test preparation class, we offer a shorter, cheaper, and more direct approach to
GMAT preparation. Guerrilla Tactics for the LSAT provides the most important tips and strategies that
you will need to know to get a top score; it also gives practical advice to help you conquer the typical traps
and pitfalls that the test takers will inevitably throw your way.

That being said, we absolutely do NOT want to mislead you about your specific chances for
success on the LSAT. No ethical author or publication can guarantee that a reader will get a
perfect score if (s)he follows a particular strategy or approach. Your performance on the LSAT will
depend, to a certain extent, on factors that are beyond our control, such as your:

1. ability to read and comprehend dense passages quickly and critically
2. extemporaneous writing skills
4. working vocabulary
5. reasoning skills
6. tenacity and stamina on timed exams

Each student brings a unique set of skills and talents to the exam; as a result, LSAT questions that
are hard for one student may be incredibly easy for another. This is why most one-size-fits-all
approaches to LSAT preparation are inherently doomed to fail.

And that’s why we’ve taken a different approach in Guerrilla Tactics for the LSAT, which every
student can use to his/her advantage. Although we have compiled an impressive amount of information
in our appendices, our goal is NOT simply to teach you grammar or vocabulary. Instead, we are going to teach you the
test itself, including the tricks, traps and pitfalls that the LSAT writers use to confuse, distract and
otherwise deflect your efforts to answer the questions correctly.

Our goal? To help you conquer the LSAT, whoever you are, whatever your background, however
you choose to prepare for the exam. Like most battles, preparation and skills are only half the
equation. The other half is knowing your target, warts and all, before you enter the battlefield.

A Word on Tips, Secrets and Strategies

At this point, you may be wondering if you really need our publication. Throughout your life, your professors have told
you that the only secret to acing the LSAT is being a whiz in the classroom; if you can read fast and handle basic logic questions,
you will do OK. From our experience, they were only half right. In actuality, getting a top score on the LSAT hinges on TWO factors:

a. Knowing the material that the exam is designed to test
b. Knowing the tricks of the test writers, who tend to ask the same types of questions, with the same types of
traps and pitfalls, the same way on every exam

As a student, you spent years in school to master the reading and logical skills that are tested on the LSAT. And, in most cases,
there were no tricks or shortcuts to learning them. But the LSAT is a one-of-a-kind beast that will test these concepts in ways you have never seen before. It will also confuse and trick you in ways that you never dreamed possible. That's why so many "great" students perform poorly on the LSAT; they were blindsided by the tricks and traps of the test writers.

Thankfully, you can conquer this aspect of the test far easier - and faster - than you learned to think logically.
With our guide, you will learn the the tricks of the test writers (and develop a plan to tackle them) in just a few days.
From our perspective, it is an indispensable step in LSAT preparation.

But don't take our word for it. Before you buy our guide, feel free to click the following links for free "sample"
strategies from Guerrilla Tactics for the LSAT. Find out why the students we coach score (on average) 20 points
higher on each section of the exam than those of our competitors. Afterwards, if you want to acquire the same "edge,"
come back and order the entire 226-page guide for $19.99.

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How significant is this guide? Until now, we have NEVER endorsed a particular preparation strategy for the LSAT, because of the many flaws that each system entails, such as high cost, incorrect focus, and needless memorization. Over the years, we've watched too many well-meaning students take that road..... with disappointing results.

Instead, after careful deliberation, we have opted to publish our OWN strategic guide for students who want critical insight into the LSAT. From our experience, few students can achieve a top score without knowing - and mastering - the test writers' tricks, traps, and pitfalls. However you choose to prepare for the LSAT, our guide should be an integral part of your program.

To order the electronic (PDF) version of Guerrilla Tactics for the LSAT™*: Secrets and Strategies the Test
Writers Don’t Want You to Know for $19.99, please click here. Once you pay, you can download the guide - and begin your work - immediately.

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