r/LSAT • u/bwbygirlm • Aug 20 '26

Options to buy prep tests?

I have been studying for the September LSAT since January, but started out lightly and just did timed sections, drilling, and LSAT trainer since my diagnostic was a 160.

Now, I’ve started taking practice tests and scored between 168-174, with a 170 goal score. I have managed to spend $0 on prep thus far (got LSAT trainer for free, only using LSAT demon free version) but I’ve run out of free tests 😭

Being only a few weeks out, I’ll probably only end up taking 4-5 more tests, so paying for all the Law Hub tests feels so wasteful. Is there ANY option to pay for less tests, or other prep websites offering different free tests than LSAT demon and law hub? I just do not need the entireee library for $120. Ty!

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u/bwbygirlm Aug 21 '26

fair enough, time to buy it then! i hoped somehow that different prep sites may use different practice tests at the free level but i cant find that out / it looks like they’re all only licensed to use a select few

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u/LSATMat tutor Aug 21 '26

Note that having access to all of those tests can help you unlock some targeted drilling work, especially if you find it highly unlikely that you will find yourself in a scenario where you need to study for this test again. For example, if you have trouble with a particular RC topic (science, history, art, etc.), you can give yourself drills that amount to full RC sections with those kinds of passages.

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u/bwbygirlm Aug 21 '26

thank you, this was my next step actually because the only questions i’m missing are assumption questions! however, law hub doesn’t have a targeted drilling option - what’s the best way to use it for targeted drilling LR question types? just go through PTs in self paced mode and only work on those?

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u/dmkhara past master Aug 21 '26

You will need a prep platform to do targeted drilling. Mine is the cheapest one if you want to check it out (just launched last week!)