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One thing before you buy. This book tells 95 percent of its readers to take the LSAT. It's written for the other 5 percent, and for anyone still working out which group they're in.

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Front cover of Skip the LSAT? by Angela Rutledge.

Kindle edition

Read it on a Kindle, or in the Kindle app on your phone, tablet, or computer. Every rule, price, and deadline in the book is cited in the notes, and in this edition each note links to its source. The four maps are in color.

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ISBN 979-8-234-25037-7. Published by Tovinate LLC.

Back cover of the paperback edition of Skip the LSAT?

Paperback

6 x 9 inches, 174 pages, printed in black ink. The maps use patterns in place of color. This is the edition to write in: the five-year plan worksheet is in Chapter 8, and you can print more copies from the Worksheets page.

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ISBN 979-8-234-25762-8. Published by Tovinate LLC.

Front cover of Skip the LSAT? by Angela Rutledge.

Hardback

The same book as the paperback, in a hardcover binding.

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Audiobook cover of Skip the LSAT?, read by the author.

Audiobook

The audiobook, read by the author, is coming to Audible.

Front cover of Skip the LSAT? Companion Workbook, by Angela Rutledge.

The companion workbook

Skip the LSAT? Companion Workbook: The Rutledge Guide to Law School Readiness is sold separately. It goes with the book, and it also works on its own for anyone getting ready to apply to law school. It's where you work out on paper whether you're ready for law school and which way in fits your life. It gives the five-year plan more room, and it has a chapter for working out your own finances on paper.

On Kindle, in paperback, and in hardback. There is no audiobook of the workbook.

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