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Def. posting on the forums helps a lot. However, I still see vast differences from CR's in the 1000's to the OG's and even the GMATPrep's. Just can be a confindence killer sometimes.

LSAT's are great material though. Keep those commin.
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I say use Kaplan. Using Kaplan is better than redoing old problems over and over. The only issue with Kaplan is they try to use tricky wording or very difficult RC's to make it unrealisitic, but the concept of practice is the same. I think that if you can score mid to high 600's on a Kaplan CAT, you can get well over 700 on the real GMAT. I agree, they aren't nearly as good as the GMATPrep software, but if you've exhausted those, why not the Kaplan next. It can't hurt.
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I would not use Kaplan for verbal. If you see what most people post on here about them, it's that Kaplan's verbal bears no resemblance to the real thing.

I am using PR for verbal and it has been very useful.
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