Reviews
The explanations of each cognitive and aptitude area and how to prepare are mostly general in nature. Still, the book is valuable because it presents the questions, difficulty, and explanations from the perspective of people involved in the exam.
You could call this an introductory guide to preparing for law school. It really helps when you're just starting to study by showing you the exam question types and overall structure.
People told me to read this in the final stage of LEET prep, but in my very personal opinion, it might be better to read it right when you start preparing for the LEET???
It's thin, around 140 pages, but expensive. The passages are all publicly available past exam questions anyway. The Council of Law Schools is being a bit much.
It goes beyond understanding Hegel's thesis on the end of art and makes that thesis itself an object of criticism.
Association of Law Schools Law School Aptitude Test Research Project Group: Law School Admission Test Question Type Explanation: LEET Language Comprehension, Essay
This book explains questions from the “Reading Comprehension” section of the Law School Admission Test (LEET), organizing them into four types. It introduces each type's characteristics, approaches, and solving principles, then uses carefully selected past questions to explain how to reach the correct answer. The Korean Council of Law Schools, which administers the LEET, planned the book as a clearer guide for students who find that practicing past questions alone has limits. The Reading Comprehension volume also includes analysis of representative essay questions and sample answers.
Korean title: 법학적성시험 문항 유형 해설: LEET 언어이해,논술
Korean author: 법학전문대학원협의회 법학적성시험연구사업단
Korean publisher: 에피스테메
ISBN-13: 9788920050855
Reviews
The explanations of each cognitive and aptitude area and how to prepare are mostly general in nature. Still, the book is valuable because it presents the questions, difficulty, and explanations from the perspective of people involved in the exam.
You could call this an introductory guide to preparing for law school. It really helps when you're just starting to study by showing you the exam question types and overall structure.
People told me to read this in the final stage of LEET prep, but in my very personal opinion, it might be better to read it right when you start preparing for the LEET???
It's thin, around 140 pages, but expensive. The passages are all publicly available past exam questions anyway. The Council of Law Schools is being a bit much.
It goes beyond understanding Hegel's thesis on the end of art and makes that thesis itself an object of criticism.
