Posted by: LSAT Freedom
Many students and readers ask for various iterations of an LSAT study schedule, so, in this post, we have set forth a 6 week LSAT study schedule. Students and readers ask how they should prepare for the LSAT and which materials to focus on and when.
Generally, you should learn fundamentals and big-picture concepts early on and take full length practice tests later on. If you are taking LSAT Freedom’s LSAT prep course, for example, this would mean hitting the …
Posted by: LSAT Freedom
A lot of students and readers ask for various types of an LSAT study schedule, so, in this post, we have set forth a 2 month LSAT study schedule, which is a fairly popular LSAT study plan for a lot of students. Students and readers ask how they should prepare for the LSAT and which materials to focus on and when.
In general, you should learn fundamentals and big-picture concepts early on and take full length practice tests later on. …
Posted by: LSAT Freedom
Students frequently ask us what the best way is to prepare for the LSAT in the days right before the exam. Below are some day by day suggestions:
The weekend before the LSAT:
Wake up very early and take a practice test. You should practice waking up very early and taking practice exams at an early hour. This will best simulate the conditions you will face the day of the exam (assuming it is a morning administration).
Visit your …
Posted by: LSAT Freedom
We recently re-organized our LSAT prep course into ten sections, so our members can more easily navigate the course materials and view the material in sequential order. Take a look at our new course outline:
Section 1
1. Prep Test 50
2. Online review of all questions and answers
3. Fallacies in LSAT Arguments E-book
4. How to Solve LSAT Logic Games E-book
Section 2
1. Arguments Tutorial
2. Strengthen/Weaken Tutorial
3. Structural Reasoning Tutorial
4. Flawed Reasoning …
Students often ask us when they should start studying for the LSAT. It is somewhat different for different people, their time constraints, and their application deadlines, but ideally, you will allow yourself at least ten weeks to prepare for the exam. The LSAT is highly competitive, and some students take it upon themselves to study 6 months (and even a year or more in advance). This really isn’t necessary (and will likely drive you crazy). What is more important is …
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