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Critical Reasoning- Powerscore LSAT CR bible is the same with Powerscore LSAT logic reasoning bible?
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If you need books, I recommend:

1. Manhattan GMAT SC
2. PowerScore GMAT Critical Reasoning

I'm not sure why everybody recommends the LSAT critical reasoning book vs the GMAT one. They're very similar. But I think you'll get thrown off if you read the LSAT one because the LSAT tests these reasoning 'games' which aren't on the GMAT.


Above all else, I don't recommend a book at all. I recommend doing the SC1000 and CR1000. Those will get you leaps and bounds ahead.
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If you need books, I recommend:

1. Manhattan GMAT SC
2. PowerScore GMAT Critical Reasoning

I'm not sure why everybody recommends the LSAT critical reasoning book vs the GMAT one. They're very similar. But I think you'll get thrown off if you read the LSAT one because the LSAT tests these reasoning 'games' which aren't on the GMAT.


Above all else, I don't recommend a book at all. I recommend doing the SC1000 and CR1000. Those will get you leaps and bounds ahead.
Rigger, where can i get SC1000 and CR1000?
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