THE BEST LSAT RESOURCES | How I Scored a 175

[@gutar5675]

As someone who just scored a 175 on the January 2022 LSAT, I second the 7Sage recommendation. It is an absolute life saver and all I ever needed. It's important to note that not every idea and method was useful to me though. Everyone has a different way of thinking and learning. At the end of the day, you are trying to get the best score possible and you are the only one who is taking the test. If a concept doesn't feel efficient or comfortable, just drop it and come up with your own way that works best for you. I think a big reason why people struggle is that they are trying to take the test how someone else would take it, rather than how they would. My study process involved a lot of soul searching to find out what kind of person I am and how this person would score well on the LSAT. I didn't ever need to write out lawgic or low resolution summaries, but the curriculum ultimately helped me with understanding the fundamentals of the test. If I didn't first have that background information, I never would have scored above my 151 diagnostic.

[@FireandLighthouse]

Im doing 7sage too! Do you recommend their live classes?

[@Zeroctb]

How much study time did you put in to hit that 175?

[@gutar5675]

@@Zeroctb I got through the 7Sage curriculum in a little under 2 months, then took the November test after only 1 or 2 PTs. I scored a 167 timed and 179 Blind Review on my first practice test, but underperformed in November and got a 160. I realized that my problem was timing because I would consistently score 175+ on all of my BRs, but my timed tests were very inconsistent. After November didn't go well, the next test I could do was in January. I spent those two months drilling PTs until my timed score matched my BR score. That being said, I favored quality over quantity. Some people think they need to do every PT in existence, but I only did about 10.

[@PierrePicasso]

If someone never takes away ANYTHING from thsi video, this is the one thing they should take away. 💯

[@Watersolo]

Idk you but I trust you

[@BanterwithBabs]

I am flattered, Mark! Best of luck in your LSAT studies!

[@combover4947]

@@BanterwithBabs Which influencer marketing company pays you… If you don't mind me asking?

[@BanterwithBabs]

@@combover4947 Hi! I don’t work for any influencer marketing company. :)

[@MarcelR-mp3gp]

I don't

[@03mani]

“Focus on the forest, not the trees “

[@ericfang6853]

this video is waaaay better than those who have millions of views. What the hack??u deserve more attention!

[@BanterwithBabs]

This is very sweet. Thank you, Eric!

[@MissJeriB]

As someone with ADHD, I had a really hard time with 7sage because explaining the points turned out to 5 into 10 minute rambles for one question. Thats a lot when you only have a certain amount of time to answer the question. I kept trying to figure out when there was a point in a 20 minute video going over 4 questions and it felt like studying took forever and made me more fatigued. I like a lot of the newer stuff they're doing but wont revisit. I do appreciate that they did break down the fundamentals well.

[@Campos0109]

Is there something else you recommend, I also have ADHD.

[@MissJeriB]

@@Campos0109 I recommend Khan Academy but with some study techniques like Pomodoro technique and Kaplan and lots of youtube videos. I was also recommended to use FOCUSMATE.

[@justalittlebts]

thanks for sharing that. I am also neurodivergent and struggle w these things so I’ll save my time and not get 7sage. gonna stick to the LSAT trainer and Kaplan

[@MissJeriB]

@@justalittlebts that's a good decision! I also recommend using LSAC's free resources as well. They are better than expected!

[@lebaoliu9038]

It is so rare for a HLS student to go through the entire process so thoroughly and patiently,it is so kind of you! I know that law school is very stressful. Good luck and hope to be alumni with you in the future!😘

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you so much! My goal is to provide the transparency I wish I had when I was a prospective law student in your shoes. I am so happy to hear you found this video helpful!

[@lebaoliu9038]

@@BanterwithBabs ❤️

[@lebaoliu9038]

@@BanterwithBabs By the way, is it possible for you to make a video about the life at Harvard Law School, like how the daily life and classes are alike? I really want to know more about the life in law school to get prepared!

[@BanterwithBabs]

@@lebaoliu9038 100%! My goal this fall semester is to give you all the inside scoop on what it's like to study on campus as a Harvard Law student. Stay tuned!

[@lebaoliu9038]

@@BanterwithBabs Thank you! ❤️

[@j.r.hamilton5122]

Oh my goodness, Babs! This is killer!! Literally sharing with everyone I know who's pre-law.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Much appreciated J.R! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@shanayaranashetty]

You are better than the other influencers on this. You are clear, concise and you show us exactly how you do it. That is truly the way to get inspired! I am just getting started on my journey but I feel confident so far.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you for your kind feedback. When making this video, I structured it to give the kind of thorough advice I wish I had when I was first studying for the LSAT. Transparency and clarity is everything to me as a former teacher, and I'm so glad you found this video informative and inspiring! Best of luck with your studies!

[@DawoodKhan-og2ut]

I like you and respect the fact your a teacher. You were born to teach. Thank you so much. I finally decided to make a career change from a nurse to lawyer. And your video about LSat really makes alot sense. It straight to the point.

[@Steph-lc7hy]

Fo you recommend it? The change from nurse to lawyer

[@victorialacey2744]

Your videos have by far been the single best advice videos regarding the LSAT in all regards. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I’m sure you made a great teacher & your students probably loved you. It’s very evident that you care tremendously about educating others & seeing people succeed because you did not need to share this info. You have inspired many of us on KZbin. Shows a lot about your character. I love that.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Wow this comment made my day, Victoria! Thank you so much for your kind words.

[@beatachako5851]

@@BanterwithBabsI’m assuming you have graduated. How was your law school experience?

[@BanterwithBabs]

@@beatachako5851 I discuss my law school experience in more detail on my channel, but in short I found law school at Harvard Law to be an incredibly intellectually stimulating, eye-opening, and rewarding experience. Now that I am a practicing litigator, I am thankful that I made the decision to apply to law school so many years ago.

[@beatachako5851]

@@BanterwithBabswow that’s amazing. Congratulations and thanks for the inspiration.

[@KharismaMedici]

Congratulations on your 175!!!!! This video was so helpful! I am also studying for my LSAT and started with The LSAT Trainer. I will definitely add the two other resources you mentioned. Thank you!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you and best of luck with your LSAT studies, Kharisma!

[@destinypointer7599]

I just decided to take a chance and go into law school. I appreciate this knowledge. Thank you very much!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Congratulations on your decision to attend law school, and best of luck in your LSAT studies and application process!

[@ruralrebeltory7474]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for making this video!!! You videos are so good! You give people the information people really need, instead of selling a single study program.

[@BanterwithBabs]

I am so happy I could help, Tory! Transparency is so important for making well-informed decisions, especially in law school applications. No gimmicks here! :)

[@NoMoneyNoQuality]

This was great information, thank you very much. The detail oriented option, the heavy self-starter option, and the diagnostic option all serve their purpose. Giving an option for all of those really helped.

[@BanterwithBabs]

I'm glad you found it helpful! Different learners have different needs so it's SO important to know that there is no universally "perfect" program, only a "good fit." Best of luck to you on your LSAT journey.

[@dennistinucci5735]

In reviewing your video how you scored 175, I was immediately aware of how important your suggestions on blind review were in the order of proper preparation. I also found you links on the subject equally helpful and thank you for upping the potential my prep strategy. Based on your recommendations I also have a new regard for Khan and 7Stage. I've recently obtained the LSAT Trainer and quite agree on its worth. Again, thank you for sharing.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Dennis, I'm glad you found this video helpful! I hope you found the LSAT Trainer useful, and I encourage you to keep utilizing blind review as a key study strategy as LSAT examination season gets closer. Best of luck with your studies!

[@beccasuh2421]

This is so good! It would've helped me a lot when I was studying. I'm sharing it with all my pre-law friends now :)

[@BanterwithBabs]

That is fantastic to hear! Much thanks Becca!!

[@royhgt3967]

@@BanterwithBabs How long did it take you to prepare?

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Ro! I studied for one full year. I talk about my LSAT experience in more detail here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpW4lquAmtGjrrM&ab_channel=BanterwithBabs

[@kritinaysharma4802]

im so glad i saw this i genuinely hope millions see it so that it can help them too

[@BanterwithBabs]

This is so sweet, thank you Kritinay!

[@Bossanik]

You killed it girl! Studying for GMAT but I wanted to master LSAT RC/LR first to breeze through GMAT (I like doing these experiments lol) ... best of luck!

[@BOBMARLEYfAN3752]

Congrats 👏 on getting a 175! Loved your video and tips! I love the LSAT Trainer!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you! The LSAT Trainer isn't talked about enough, EVEN though it is probably the best investment you can make in LSAT prep.

[@BOBMARLEYfAN3752]

@@BanterwithBabs you were right about Mike Kim's Reading Comp approach! Amazing! The best so far! And I've had AceTestPrep; I've gone over Khan Academy; at least, my opinion, over those two prep courses. It may be my favorite section, that's only because Logical Reasoning killed me! I like Logic Games because it's not as brutal of thinking, and based on that principle, this maybe why I like Reading Comp, especially because of Mike Kim's approach!

[@justinl7385]

Great advice! The only thing I would add is that it's important to remember that Khan Academy pulls its study questions from recent practice tests. So be careful if you plan on taking the PT's.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Great observation, Justin! One way to combat this is by circling questions you have seen before when taking more recent PTs so you don't accidentally inflate your score.

[@bubblebuhg2663]

The LSAT trainer on Khan Academy is shutting down and going behind a paywall on LSAC. Absolutely frustrating to put knowledge and practice behind a paywall when it was already a free source for many years that got people into Law School. Really sad about the news and all of these educational materials becoming profit-based makes me really frustrated. Thanks for sharing this video despite the second resource no longer being available in June 2024

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you for sharing -- it's really frustrating to hear that the free LSAT Prep program from Khan Academy will no longer be available. It looks like the platform is moving to LawHub, which provides free and low-cost test preparation resources. I can't speak to how good these new resources are, but I hope they are as good as what Khan Academy offered.

[@3441ars]

Everything is about profit. I’m sure you won’t want your provide your law expertise for free either once you begin to practice

[@bubblebuhg2663]

@@3441ars The LSAT isn't about law so there is no law expertise being free by having a Khan Academy LSAT prep program. Gatekeeping education and making it unaffordable isn't a good thing because not everyone can spend hundreds of dollars to take a practice test. When society makes education accessible only to the upper class then the society is deeply flawed and ignorant. I don't want an ignorant country and it's not radical when you realize how little the LSAT has to do with being a lawyer

[@niyatibrijesh-nv9rk]

They brought it back, I'm using it rn

[@uraddiictOnx3]

@@niyatibrijesh-nv9rkI don’t think it’s the same

[@jessicaliu7581]

If only I had you before I applied. Keep it up, babs~~~

[@BanterwithBabs]

That's my drive for making these videos, giving prospective law students more support than we had during our own application process!

[@rexscipio3344]

@@BanterwithBabs Its the teacher in you. You would be great in academia, lol.

[@BanterwithBabs]

@@rexscipio3344 I've definitely considered going into academia! Seems like it would be great fun to be honest!

[@Bgprincess12]

You’ve given me a lot of hope. My goal is UT law, but of course I would love to apply to Harvard and other ivy leagues to see what I’m capable of. I just graduated from undergrad with a 4.0 GPA, and I’m hoping for a great score on the LSAT, but just thinking about the test makes me want to cry, lol. I am great at RC and logic questions, but the logic games are what are freaking me out, specifically because of time constraints. Thanks for the resources and giving me a peace of mind! I know I can do this!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hello! UT Law is a great school. I have visited UT's campus before and it is beautiful. A 4.0 GPA is excellent stats, you're setting yourself up for success. Logic games actually became my favorite section over time because they are the easiest to improve on. RC comes more intuitively but it's easier to stagnate in RC. You'd be surprised how good you get with a couple months of practice in logic games. Thank you for the kind feedback and best of luck to you!

[@نزاراحمد-ج9غ]

😢

[@AndreasCandis]

Hey @Bgprincess12, how did it go? Did you end up at UT? I juat graduated with a 4.0 for undergrad as well and am starting to prep for LSAT. Would love to know how everything worked out for you, thanks!

[@gifigigi]

Thank you for sharing. These are the three resources I was going to use but it's been so overwhelming to know where to start and how to mesh them together. This was really helpful!!

[@BanterwithBabs]

I'm so glad I could help! Best of luck on your LSAT studies, Gabriela!

[@cheneywen3500]

I’m a Taiwanese student that’s preparing for the LSAT, and your video is a boon! Thank you!!

[@melissaf7807]

I miss seeing your videos. I’m starting my journey at a very late age and you are amazing! Please make more updated videos on your journey!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Melissa! My latest video, "My Harvard Law School Graduation | 2-Day in the Life EXTENDED VERSION" is now available here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYDOdaGQe7SCrpIsi=4cXDd-rXrJVOD-Is. Thank you for following my journey, and I hope you enjoy.

[@masarrahbaython8964]

Thank you for your detailed video. You deserve more views and subscribers! No fluff and straightforward

[@BanterwithBabs]

You are lovely! Thank you Masarrah!

[@andrewbuendia2961]

Just recently found your page since I’m beginning to study for the LSAT, so so glad I found you now as opposed to much later in the year! Instantly subscribed!!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thanks so much, Andrew! Best of luck to you in your LSAT studies.

[@amberfeng6027]

This is an awesome resource!! Will definitely be sharing with my pre-law friends

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you for the positive feedback, Amber!

[@afordiam]

I really appreciate that this wasn't just 15-20 min of shilling for your prep course or one you're affiliated with.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Authentic reviews are SO important and there needs to be more of them. Glad I could help.

[@chrispark7258]

Wow this was so good Barbs! Super proud of you!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Appreciate the love, Chris!

[@CLOWE-po2tx]

This is a Great Video. Thanks @Babs!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Happy I could help! Best of luck to you.

[@reginaldcharles1133]

Keep going back to this video because it has so much gems...Thanks counselor

[@locvo6239]

OMG. You are so real and amazing. Thank for sharing.

[@lmaojppp123]

Thanks for your positivity. You're great!

[@katherineedlein3392]

so so helpful - thank you for creating this video and sharing your tips!

[@kaniyakakusa]

The fact that your latest video is you graduating 🎉👏👏👏

[@BanterwithBabs]

It's honestly mindblowing looking back and seeing how far this channel has come. Even though my law school journey concluded last year, it brings me a lot of joy to know this channel continues to help students who are at the beginning of their own law school journeys.

[@CovertHerbertserbert]

WOW you are a great speaker and this video is very helpful!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you for your kind words, Dan!

[@ritamix33]

great vid. that lsat grind is real.

[@BanterwithBabs]

100%! The LSAT is not to be taken lightly, but the rewards to be reaped are real!

[@ritamix33]

@@BanterwithBabs and thanks for being transparent about your score! too many people on KZbin giving lsat advice w/out revealing their actual score. frauds. anyway, i got The Lsat Trainer because of you. So, thanks again!

[@patr9117]

Thank You for the information! I held off getting my prep books etc... And now I know why your video!😂👍🏾

[@Diomedes99]

I’m afraid, I’m also intrigued. Im gonna take this LSAT and really see what I’m capable of.

[@zoilife1355]

As of august 2024 no more logic games per the Princeton review.

[@CRM20018]

Good afternoon, Thank you so much for this video. Your insight to the these study programs where very insightful and was very helpful in figuring out what kind of things that I should do. I came to you after reading the Matt Kim LSAT book and was frustrated with feeling like I didn’t learn anything from my studying and tough it out

[@CRM20018]

I am going to khan academy now

[@jessica7salas]

Thank you so much Babs! your explanations are simple and straight to the point!

[@BanterwithBabs]

I am so so happy to hear that, Jessica! I personally appreciate videos that get straight to the point, so I tried to reflect that preference in the making of this video.

[@shirinn3718]

Thank you for your video! Really helps me out. I watch it whenever I get overwhelmed with the studying !!

[@BanterwithBabs]

That is so sweet Shirin! I'm glad I could help, best of luck to you. You got this!

[@shirinn3718]

@@BanterwithBabs Thank you! :) I just have a question- were you taking notes (written or digital) while studying with the LSAT Trainer?

[@BanterwithBabs]

@@shirinn3718 I took notes to practice pushing logical interferences and made a mini "cheat sheet" of different logic game types. Other than that, the vast majority of my note-taking came in the form of highlights in the book.

[@daisukiKonbini]

Your videos are super helpful! I decided a little late to take the LSAT so I have less than three months to study, but I’m applying to state school and just hoping for a good score for scholarships. Thanks again! ❤️

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thanks, Kelsey! Best of luck to you on your LSAT journey!

[@dencilninan6859]

This was so great!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you!

[@alondasa9097]

I am almost done with LITERALLY every single section of seven sage and it is so LONG. In my opinion too long. I decided to do everything though because thats how i started the course/ curriculum but it has taken me about 3 months of full time to finish every single section/ problem set. This includes doing each logic game about (70 of them) 5-10 times to fool proof it. I am going to finally start practice tests in the next couple of weeks. I recommend doing every topic in seven sage but I don’t don’t think it’s necessary to do every single problem set because it will take you FOREVER.

[@BanterwithBabs]

7 Sage is good for getting down into the nitty-gritty details but I agree, sometimes the trees can overwhelm the forest in this prep program!

[@alondasa9097]

@@BanterwithBabs I left LONG update lol but your videos are amazing so I hope people find your content :)

[@75marklee]

This is great ... I am going with these three resources !

[@BanterwithBabs]

Glad I could be of help, Mark! Best of luck in your studies!

[@donstamps]

Thank you so much for creating this video. I really appreciate it.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you for your kind feedback, Don. I'm glad this video was of help to you!

[@heartshapedfox.]

this is so helpful thank you queen!

[@BanterwithBabs]

I’m so happy you found the video helpful! Best of luck to you, Meera.

[@MariaRomero-nf6fn]

This was a really great resource! Thanks so much for sharing your ideas. They were really useful. I will follow your recommendations and get back with you if I have any additional recommendations to add.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Yay! Love to hear that, Maria. Best of luck with your LSAT studies!

[@marshawebb6731]

This is the best direction pointer so far!

[@reneechan11]

Thank you for the advice, and congrats on your score! 💖

[@BanterwithBabs]

Of course! That's what I'm here to do!

[@kayperkins5398]

Thanks so much: I bought the LSAT trainer and hoping to achieve a high score! This was very helpful!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Probably one of THE best purchases you can make for your LSAT studies! Cheers to a successful LSAT journey, Kay!

[@maraz1582]

How did you do?

[@kristen19525]

Thank you!!!!! Seriously thank you! I’ve been watching lots of videos trying to figure out where to even start and your video has honestly been the most helpful one! Taking everything in and hopefully starting soon!

[@BanterwithBabs]

I love to help, Kristen! Best of luck with your LSAT studies!

[@KateGriffin-s5z]

So helpful for a total novice like myself thank you!!!! subscribed :)

[@BanterwithBabs]

I’m glad I could be of help! Best of luck to you, K Griffin!

[@karlacervantes5683]

I’m starting to study for the LSAT and i heard this year 2024 they changed the LSAT format, is there anyway you can make an updated video on how to study for this new LSAT?

[@monstyfifo]

Superb video. Thanks for sharing!

[@VassarCoProperties]

Great video! Thank you for sharing those resources.

[@condecajr]

Thank you for this! I will try to use those resources.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Glad I could help, Caudillorex! :)

[@BuildingAFoundation]

Thanks I’m currently studying for the lsat😊

[@KarenVanessaBuitrago]

wow I love your editing! What do you edit your videos with?

[@BanterwithBabs]

FCPX!

[@SammyBammy1123]

Hey! First of all, congrats on HLS. It's a dream of mine to get a 175 so I can also get in. I have a 3.91 GPA, and the only thing keeping me back right now is my LSAT. Anyways, my question is how many PTs did you take and also did you retake some PTs a second time? Do you think it's really necessary to go through every single PT ever released by LSAC?

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Melody! I've taken every single test after PT 55 under real timed conditions. I have also used PTs before 55 for some light drilling too. Before you freak out, don't worry-I don't think my study habits are reflective of the norm per se. You don't have to take the same, full PT twice under real-timed conditions. However, it is SUPER useful to go back and recycle specific sections from PTs you've taken for drilling material. In light of that practice of recycling old sections for drilling, I can say that I've probably reviewed each question published after PT 55 twice. If you're running short on time, I recommend you at least try to take 10 full PTs before your official LSAT. Also, take the newer ones in the 70s and 80s (they are far more reflective on what you will see on test day). Hope this helps! Babs

[@_Slaymari]

So helpful, thank you for sharing!!!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Happy to help, Amari!

[@Rachel-mq4yj]

Hi Babs!! How many times did you take the LSAT? and how long would you recommend we spend prepping/studying between LSAT tests? Also, would love to one day see what a typical LSAT weekly study schedule looked like for you! Thank you for all this info! Just subscribed

[@patxy13]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@aas6336]

Thanks for sharing your experience with us

[@BanterwithBabs]

Of course! Happy to help!

[@harleenpannu8285]

This was very helpful. Thank you for sharing!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Absolutely! I'm always glad to help!

[@beatachako5851]

I took the lsat for the 1st time and got a 141. I feel discouraged right now because I don’t know what I need to do. What is the best way to prepare myself mentally for a retake?

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hello! Sorry to hear that your first LSAT score wasn't what you had hoped for. I recommend taking a nice two week break to just completely reset; You tried your best last round and deserve a mental break before you go back into your LSAT studies full throttle with fresh eyes. When you do jump back into your LSAT studies, I recommend trying out a new study routine/schedule. Trying something new will keep things fun and fresh, and give you the opportunity to review your past studies from a new perspective. Finally, remember that the LSAT takes time to conquer for everyone (even for those of us who eventually scored in the 99% percentile). I know it can feel very discouraging to see a score that you know doesn't accurately reflect the amount of effort you know you put into the LSAT -- the LSAT is mentally brutal like that. What matters is that you find the strength to get back up and try again. Best of luck on your LSAT studies, I am rooting for you!

[@beatachako5851]

@@BanterwithBabsoh you are so nice. Thank you so much.

[@kayleeding9178]

Amazing video!! 😍 I wish I had this when I was studying for the LSAT 😝

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thanks for the love, Kaylee! That's exactly why I made this video!

[@ericdreizen1463]

Ninety-ninth percentile! Safe to say u could've gotten in ANYWHERE! This was 2 years ago. I suppose u're in ur 3rd year now. U seem like a nicer person than Cece. When I asked her a question about her self-explained future plans, her clipped response was to lie to me! While never calling her a liar outright, I retorted w/ a short example of how I knew it was a lie. But, no biggie. Having been on the butt end of attorneys, I know that lying is something they do better than anyone, lol. No further response came. So I read between the lines, & got my answer! She quit her job & left the practice, as so many lawyers do today. And I think she said her score was 176, a little higher than the 99th percentile. And she quit! Lucrative too, must've been pretty awful. But I knew a fine jazz pianist out of UC Berkeley who took the LSAT, scored in the 95th, & only ended up at Golden Gate Univ in SF! (He's been practicing law for years in SF, lost touch with him long ago! I guess he's out of music altogether, which is too bad.) I guess u just never know. I enjoyed ur little tour from the perspective of someone on the inside looking out. For the other 99% it's the other way around. U're in the luckiest !%.

[@blockchainwithbaila1236]

Love your content 😊

[@pbj0815]

I know I’m not in a race with anyone but I constantly feel like I’m not doing enough and falling behind. TFS!

[@BanterwithBabs]

I definitely relate to that feeling -- the LSAT has a funny way of pushing you to your mental limit and making you feel like you're never going to break through to your goal score. My advice is to acknowledge that these feelings are 100% normal, and remember that breakthroughs happen when you least expect it. Keep at it, you got this!

[@microcolonel]

Thank you, there are so many resources out there and your challenges are relatable, so I suspect that your view on these resources will be helpful.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Been there done that, it can be super overwhelming when you first get started but I hope this video helps. Best of luck to you!

[@kevluke5514]

Your videos are so good and legit.

[@BanterwithBabs]

This means so much to me! Thank you, Kev!

[@ajax7590]

I appreciate you a lot doing this Ms. Babs !! I’d love some of your career and life advice

[@maryanderson4870]

I love how you stated your SCORE. NICE VIDEO AND THANK you so much. It is always best to state it so that people can follow you. Do you think power score is a great book? how many months of study did it take you to score 175? God bless you

[@BanterwithBabs]

Happy to help, Stella! Transparency is everything. I have heard good things about Powerscore-it just wasn't a perfect fit for me because I like having some lessons in a video format (as opposed to a book format). I studied for one full year. Here's a link to my video, HOW TO STUDY (Effectively) FOR THE LSAT | How I Scored a 175. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpW4lquAmtGjrrM in case you wanted to check out my LSAT study routine in greater detail! Best, Babs

[@perlanunez407]

Wonderful Video! Thank you!

[@yvettem.garcia3671]

Thank you! Informative and to the point!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Of course! Happy to help, Yvette!

[@ellenisred]

Planner looks soooo cute!!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you!

[@emelie4realzie]

I know I have 5 years till college, and I know I don’t have the best grades, but going to Harvard is my dream, and I am gonna work hard.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Love to hear it! You got this Emmie!

[@NorJWWJD]

Thanks for the encouragement. Yes Khan acad is awesome :)

[@BanterwithBabs]

Teaming up with one is probably one of the best decisions LSAC ever made!

[@Emma-dh7by]

Great video! Hope to see more from you in the future :)

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you, Emma!

[@사랑-h6v]

Thank you so much❤ wow and now you already graduated from Harvard Law School, congratulations for your successful journey! Thank you for sharing your valuable resources with us… they are extremely helpful and life saving for me😂 Thank you sooo much!! Apart from those three resources, would you recommend any other LSAT textbooks that you used? (Or just 7sage is equivalent to those textbooks?)

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you for the congratulations! I think nothing compares to the LSAT Trainer. It's very comprehensive -- I would start there!

[@neha.s25]

Thank you SO MUCH!!! Subscribed :)

[@BanterwithBabs]

It's my pleasure! Thank you for subscribing, Neha!

[@shannonsalah7058]

This is so helpful! Thank you

[@BanterwithBabs]

Happy to help!

[@Lexowalker]

Awesome job, totally gonna help others! And see you on Zoom in September 😮

[@BanterwithBabs]

Much appreciated, Lexo!

[@Sal-yk4uh]

Thanks for the video Babs! I started with LSAT trainer and am currently in Lesson 8, would you suggest that I combine my LSAT trainer prep with 7Sage at some point? I too get bogged down with details and thought that maybe gaining a sold foundation through trainer would be a better option for me.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Sal! First of all, great choice by starting off with the LSAT Trainer! Have you started drilling yet? If so, how is your logic game performance? If you're really struggling with logic games, 7Sage is the way to go. If you're doing alright, getting 7Sage might not be totally necessary. Ultimately, it really depends on how "perfect" you want to get your logic game score. If you're striving for 170+, you can start 7Sage anytime! :) Hope this helps, Babs

[@IllChannel]

Thank you. I feel like I already jumped 30 points just watching.

[@ShubhamRaj-ov6mz]

It was incredible ❤️

[@natashab7981]

oh honey, you''re amazing

[@BanterwithBabs]

You are very sweet-thank you, Natasha!

[@stevenl9232]

thanks for the information! :D

[@BanterwithBabs]

Of course, Steven! Happy I could help.

[@katelynclark3302]

I’m watching this as if I’m ever going to law school 😂😂

[@Dontbeapendeja]

Great video. Thank you so much.

[@peauntbutterxboy93]

Can you do a more detailed video on your planner setup? I found that helpful

[@BanterwithBabs]

Fabulous idea, Curtis!

[@kristynovesen3004]

Thank you for this video!

[@jocelynaguilar7570]

Thank you so much! This video was so informational. I am a freshman and I'm skeptical on how long I should study before taking the LSAT. When did you take the LSAT and how long did you study for it?

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hello Jocelyn! The amount of time it takes to study for the LSAT varies per person. If your goal is to score above a 170, the timeline varies from 6 months to over a year! There are some outliers that have scored above 170 by studying for 3 months, but this is rare and I would not recommend designing your study schedule around this expectation. I studied for one full year and scored my 175 on the July 2019 exam! Hope this helps, Babs

[@MassiveJetGrind]

This video was uploaded on my birthday.

[@ninazadushlivy9580]

Hi Babs! Thank you for this insightful video! It is currently January and I am scheduled for the LSAT In June. In the video you said you went from 7sage to lsat trainer to khan academy. Is that the order you recommend? This has been by far one of the best videos I have seen so far :) Hope your law journey is going well.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Nina! Thank you for your kind feedback. I actually recommend the following order: Read the LSAT Trainer and supplement it with drills from Khan Academy. Resort to 7Sage only if you feel like you need a more-in depth approach. Good luck on the June LSAT! Babs

[@kaytravelz]

I’m going to be a 1st year at university this fall. Should I start preparing now? I’m not the strongest at standardized testing. Thank you!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Kaylhan! If you want to attend law school directly after your undergraduate studies, then it couldn't hurt to start studying now! If you are planning to take a gap year or two after graduating, then I wouldn't start sweating about preparing now. Most people don't study for the LSAT for more than a year. Babs

[@paulrivera5231]

Here’s an easy way to start. Freshman year work on reading comprehension only. You can master reading comprehension in one year. Every major standardized test has reading comprehension. Therefore it is the easiest section to begin your preparation. One of my students that I helped get into HLS was a master of RC. This successful young lady in the video gave you the answer at the very beginning. Start early, be thorough and don’t faint in the face of adversity. I guarantee you that you will face great adversity during your preparation. Please realize that no matter how well you have prepared, at some point during the exam you’re going to feel that you’ve blown it. Don’t panic in your mind during the exam. You have the first key to success already- DESIRE!