We have exciting news: Manhattan LSAT students now have access to all 63 LSAT PrepTests. Woo-hoo!

What Lucy failed to realize was that the rubik's cube section of the LSAT was experimental

Now that you’ve dried your tears of joy, let’s back up and talk about obsession. If you have OCD-like tendencies, the LSAT is the test for you. Not only is it one of the nit-pickiest tests out there, but the tests are also conveniently numbered and published after each administration. Except – and oh, how we love exceptions – the February exams. So, we now have 63 published LSATs floating about in the world, along with a bunch of odds and ends the LSAC put out. (Here’s a full list.)

Now the question is, should you do all 63 PrepTests? Read more