How To Bullet Journal for the LSAT | 5 LSAT Habit Trackers for SUCCESS

Hi guys! Today I'll be walking you guys through 5 BRAND NEW LSAT bullet journal trackers! These habit trackers are designed to track:
Drilling consistency
Logical reasoning (LR) consistency
Logic game (LG) consistency
Reading comprehension (RC) consistency
LSAT score improvement and section improvement
LSAT question types
This has been my MOST highly requested video since the release of HOW TO STUDY (Effectively) FOR THE LSAT | How I Scored a 175. Link here: • HOW TO STUDY (Effectiv... . Thank you all for being so patient with the release of this video. Fun fact, this video is a time-lapse of over 4 HOURS of 4K footage (editing this project gave my laptop several breakdowns haha). I hope you guys enjoy and I can't wait to see your bullet journals. Let's get planning!
Love, Babs
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[@ErinWoerner]

I ordered my bullet journal and special pens today- non-traditional path here (38 and FINALLY applying), and I love tracking progress, helps ease my anxiety. Your videos are helpful!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you Erin! My bullet journal has always been a source of comfort for me. Plus, it’s so rewarding to look back on your journals after years of using them to see how far you’ve come!

[@kristen19525]

No joke was just thinking of going back to the past video to pause and recreate your tracker! The timing of this vid was just great lol! Thank you!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Haha, I'm glad to hear out the timing of this video worked out perfectly for you, Kristen!

[@dencilninan6859]

This is soooo intense! Hard work pays off 👊

[@BanterwithBabs]

Intense is my middle name, Dencil. Haha

[@Marterzzz]

You should sell these LSAT trackers online! I would love to have one as a gift for my nephew when he applies for his dream school (Harvard as well!).

[@BanterwithBabs]

Haha, maybe one day!

[@kailiasage]

This is the best video! I actually tried to create my own trackers from your first video but this is even better. Thanks for sharing.

[@BanterwithBabs]

I'm happy to share! Everyone's studying styles are different so I figured making several different types of trackers for you guys would be the best way to go. Cheers!

[@lucychen2830]

Thank you for RECREATING your charts for us in this video! Very neatly organized and visually appealing. I love it! Thanks again - I'll definitely be putting this into use :)

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Lucy! I'm so glad you like my layouts! For the longest time, people have been asking me to show them how to recreate my old tracker, but I feel like these new templates are what I would have rather shared with "past me." I can't wait to see your bullet journal layout! Cheers, Babs

[@DaltonPorter]

Thank you so much for this! Love these layouts - organization is TRULY everything

[@BanterwithBabs]

I greatly appreciate your positive feedback, Dalton! I hope these layouts were helpful to you. :)

[@ShesOffTheRecord]

I loved this video, you are just so sweet and encouraging. This is really going to help me (as a type A person) and I already feel motivated just by the idea of seeing it tracked out like this! Thanks for the helpful tips and the other resources I can check out 💕

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you so much, and glad I could be of help! So much of my motivation comes from putting my ideas, worries, and hopes down on paper. I hope journaling brings you the same clarity and empowerment as it has for me.

[@R_Lexis]

Thank you soo much for posting this it was such a big help for me when I first saw it on your previous video.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Of course! Glad I could help R Lexis!

[@zoozoo509]

You are actually so gorgeous first of all ❤️ and I am absolutely loving the way you designed your tracking journal. I would love it if you made a video about how you combined all your LSAT study materials into a schedule finding time to utilize each source because that’s something I’m having trouble with.

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thank you for such positive feedback Zainah! A good starting point is drilling every day for 30 min-1 hr and alternating between logic games, logical reasoning, and reading comprehension everyday.

[@journeytoselflove9526]

I’m grateful for this video!!! 🙏

[@BanterwithBabs]

I'm so pleased you liked it!

[@dennistinucci5735]

Loved your last two inspirational quotes!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Thanks so much! I love using quotes to keep my mindset in a positive framework, and highly recommend keeping some of your favorite quotes in a place that you frequent when studying!

[@hudaa3264]

I love the idea of data tracking but not the idea of drawing, stenciling it myself. This is amazing and I would totally buy this. Please consider selling this as a prepackaged tool - both paper and digital.

[@mynuttyfamilyadventures]

This is great, thank you

[@svetlanaprado1866]

this is AMAZZZZIINNNNGGG!!! working on mine as we speak!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Yay! I can't wait to see your layout, I bet it will look beautiful!

[@Angel333piano]

hey how did law school journey go for you?

[@mari.y5593]

Thank you so much for the inspo!!! Your video was so helpful! I'm using your second layout in my journal now

[@BanterwithBabs]

Ah that's wonderful to hear, Maria! Have fun with your journal and good luck in your LSAT studies!

[@mari.y5593]

@@BanterwithBabs thank you 🥺🥺🥺

[@livingmybestlife8410]

I hope all is well. Miss your videos! All the best in your law school journey.

[@BanterwithBabs]

I miss making videos!! Law school sure has a way of keeping me busy! Thanks for checking in, hoping to publish some things from my archive soon. ❤️

[@Readingiscooltoo]

Thanks for the info!!! 🎉❤

[@Rexie275]

I was *just* trying to search for an LSAT Bujo tracker and your video popped right up! Thank-you so much for the tips 💖✨

[@BanterwithBabs]

Wow, your timing is uncanny Rexie! I hope the video helped spark some ideas for you!

[@reginaldcharles1133]

Wow....you are amazing counselor

[@BanterwithBabs]

You are so sweet Reginald-thank you!

[@shreyathalvayapati5551]

Hi! I have watched all of your videos (some of them more than once) and you provide some of the best advice for law school applications on this platform by far :)) Could you create a video on some activities/extracurriculars that undergraduate students can get involved in that may impress law schools but more importantly, prepare students for the intensities of law school?

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Shreya! Thank you for your kind feedback! There are SO many things you can do during undergrad to impress law school admissions committees, so I don't want to give a definitive list. But the things on my resume that I believe made me stand out were: 1) multiple publications in which I was 1st author 2) professional experience (internships and work experience) 3) executive positions for community-service based clubs 4) prestigious scholarships Again, this list isn't the end all be all but I know it worked for me! :) Best, Babs

[@BreeAnne17]

I need more videos!!! 💕💕

[@BanterwithBabs]

Coming soon!

[@KK-jj7bl]

love u

[@ryanhodgett368]

Hello Babs, I recently came across your videos and have enjoyed them thus far. They have given me additional confidence going into my future LSATs. My question to you is, what were your most helpful RC drills? Comparing your data to my own your kicking my ass so to speak in RC. Furthermore, did your consistency ever normalize with RC? I could not tell based on the dates being scattered. I've gotten a minus 1 on RC before but its the consistency that plagues me. Thank you

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Ryan! I'm so happy to hear my videos have been of use to you. Your question about RC is a great question-I personally think RC is the hardest section of the LSAT to master long term. Here some tips that helped me get better over time: 1) Highlight or underline as you read I found that my reading speed increased significantly when I began to highlight. Instead of worrying about committing all the facts in a passage to memory, I reduced my workload by highlighting what I found important. This also helped me save time when I needed to look back to the passage for quick fact references. The digital LSAT has a highlight function for a reason-use it to your advantage! 2) Drill by RC "subject-matter" What has been most helpful for me in RC is drilling subject categories. For example, I'll drill art RC passages one day, and then switch the science RC passages the next day. This helped me get a feel for the overarching trends on different RC subject types. It boosted my confidence, gave me a better sense of what each type of passage is looking for, and helped me identify my subject-specific weaknesses. For example, I typically performed high on science passages (I have a science background so this made sense), but I struggled the most with art RC passages. Once I figured this out I adjusted my RC strategy to where I skipped the art RC passage if I was struggling and saved it for last. 3) Consistency Finally, RC is the least consistent section because every passage is unique. It can be a shot in the dark on test day and the only way to get better is to prepare for the worst by reading as many example passages as possible. My RC consistency was sporadic up until the end, but my drills gave my skills enough of a safety net to where I knew I wouldn't get below a certain number of questions right. You WILL get better, it just takes time. Hope this helps! Babs

[@ryanhodgett368]

@@BanterwithBabs Thank you for taking the time to reply! I'll implement passage type focused studies into my routine! Reflecting on it I'm similar in that my performance varies by passage type.

[@dennistinucci5735]

These suggestions are worth a video in themselves. I find the above so helpful. Thank you. @@BanterwithBabs

[@alexlizikhin2408]

Nice video! How long in advance do you recommend studying for the LSAT?

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Alex! I studied for one year! Check out my earlier video detailing my entire LSAT routine: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpW4lquAmtGjrrM

[@ashleyvu8388]

what books did you use to study for the LSAT? I really admire u btw! Great vid

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Ashley! I go into detail about the resources I used in my video, THE BEST LSAT RESOURCES: How I Scored a 175. Link here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/inSykJKHfNGHf7s. I hope this helps.

[@elizabethcollins4383]

Hi! Could you do a video on personal statement topic generation? Thanks!

[@BanterwithBabs]

That's a great idea, Elizabeth!

[@sweetsecretshayaty]

This is really helpful! Thank you! 🙏🏼! What did you use the brush for?

[@BanterwithBabs]

I used it for filling in the title lettering! The tombow dual brush marker doesn’t soak/bleed through the paper. It’s also super fun to use for calligraphy but I didn’t do cursive in this video because I haven’t quite mastered it yet!

[@sweetsecretshayaty]

@@BanterwithBabs Oh! So you had an ink that you dipped the brush in? Can you post the link for the ink (if you used that) in your description? I have a few bullet journals and think I am definitely going to emulate your strategy :)

[@BanterwithBabs]

@@sweetsecretshayaty the brush has the ink in it so you don’t need to buy the ink separately! It’s basically a marker with a felt brush on one end.

[@sweetsecretshayaty]

@@BanterwithBabs oh nice! thank you!!

[@sweetsecretshayaty]

@@BanterwithBabs Sorry to bother you, I have another question.. what are the Micron pens for? And also, did you buy a lettering book to help you with the letters or did you find a layout from somewhere? thank you so much in advance!!

[@mahdiyerad4149]

Hi wanna say miss you and hope you have stayed safe, I'm feeling worried. Hope you are back soon.🌸☺

[@BanterwithBabs]

You are so sweet Mahdiye! School has been very demanding these past couple of weeks-I hope to post another video once Spring Break comes around! I will keep you all posted. 🙌🏻

[@jordanbrock8199]

I’m 1 year into law school and am OVER IT lol

[@BanterwithBabs]

I don't blame you! But I promise it gets exponentially easier each year! My 3L year was the most relaxing and enjoyable of the three years of law school. You have a lot of fun and free time to look forward to. :)

[@ajhyper007]

Hi ​ @Banter with Babs . I have a request. Could you make a video about the subjects you have at HLS and brief us about it(How you study for them). (: Sincere Request :)

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hello Alfred! That's a wonderful suggestion, I'll put that in my queue!

[@ajhyper007]

@@BanterwithBabs Could you please check your DM:)!!!

[@catherinet.6584]

Hi! I'm starting to study for the LSAT and I just ordered a Passion Planner! What happened to your video on using the Passion Planner to study for the LSAT? I'd like to rewatch it again so I can set up my planner optimally :)

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hello! I believe the video you are looking for is my video "HOW TO STUDY (Effectively) FOR THE LSAT | How I Scored a 175", which can be found at this link here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpW4lquAmtGjrrMsi=GJ84zKxqIxetQzrl It's also accessible on the LSAT playlist on my channel. Thanks for watching!

[@cassandrasilvasalas7245]

hi do you happen to have the specific link to the passion planner you used? thanks!

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Cassandra! Here's my referral link: Passion Planner (10% DISCOUNT): RWRD.IO/TEXOUPS?C For the video, I used an Academic Passion Planner in the size Medium. The Bold Brown edition is no longer available, but they have a ton of other cute colors too! The one I'm using this year is called "Goal-Getter Grey." Best, Babs

[@cassandrasilvasalas7245]

@@BanterwithBabs thank you!!

[@angel-cw1fg]

Hi what was the link to the journal?

[@firstlast1740]

After viewing your video, I looked at some of the other KZbinrs covering bullet journals as well. One of them calls himself Bartek Malinowski. He has tried bullet journals and cold showers, and it looks like he has become disillusioned with both! So does it follow that you are in favor of cold showers?

[@giselleb3156]

Is this the academic passion planner? Or the journal passion planner?

[@BanterwithBabs]

It’s the academic!

[@angel-cw1fg]

Hi do you have a link the the specific journal you used or the same company or something similar, I can't seem to find it :(

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hello! I got my journal from the company Passion Planner. I have all the supplies I used listed in my description box. Here is my referral link for $5 off: RWRD.IO/TEXOUPS?C

[@user-bn4dk5qb8k]

May I ask you that does Harvard accept applicants who have 25th percentile GPA and 75th percentile LSAT score? Have you met any?

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Rose! Even at Harvard law school, acceptances for split applicants are possible! Technically I was a split applicant, with an above-average LSAT score and below-average GPA.

[@bangmachiv]

what is the name of PEN used for highlighting with different colors?

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hello! The highlighters with different colors are called mildliners. I list all my materials in the description box. Here's the link! Mildliners: amzn.to/33jv58m Cheers, Babs

[@bangmachiv]

@@BanterwithBabs Wow. As shown in Amazon image, can they be used to draw lines, boxes and tables as well? I think you highlighted your graph with these

[@BanterwithBabs]

@@bangmachiv Yep! You can do both because the highlighter comes with two ends. There is a chisled tip end for highlighting and pen-shaped end for thin lines, like drawing boxes.

[@snsdanddisneyohlover]

where did you take your practice tests?

[@BanterwithBabs]

I took all my practice tests at home. Sometimes I took them in my office, other times I took them in the dining room. Some people like to take practice tests at cafes but I find that way too distracting!

[@snsdanddisneyohlover]

@@BanterwithBabs Oops sorry should've clarified, I meant where online did you find your practice tests? Thank you for posting, I've began my LSAT journey and your determination is inspiring!

[@BanterwithBabs]

@@snsdanddisneyohlover I have all the practice tests in the description box of my video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpW4lquAmtGjrrM Hope this helps!

[@vrajan9406]

Hi I m from india this yr completed my 12 grades for now I joined in my state law clg LLB I'm Interested in join llm program and need to write LSAT exams and will u help me . requried guidance

[@chandrikavenugopalchandrik943]

Mam I am indian and I wanna crack LSAT and IELTS inorder to get into toronto university but I dunno from where to start can u guide me

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hi Chandrika, I actually have a whole series covering how to study for the LSAT on KZbin! Check out my opinion on the best LSAT resources here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/inSykJKHfNGHf7s and my LSAT routine here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpW4lquAmtGjrrM Hope this helps! Babs

[@tainaeric29]

How are things going with law school?

[@BanterwithBabs]

Hello! Law school has been fabulous, thank you for asking! This summer has been busy with my big law summer internship AND I'm preparing for my move to Cambridge in two weeks. Wish me luck! Babs

[@dariocomex7772]

hello

[@angel-cw1fg]

Hi, what size is your bullet journal, is it A5?

[@BanterwithBabs]

I got mine in the size medium, B5!

[@angel-cw1fg]

@@BanterwithBabs thank you, was also wondering do you possibly do private tutoring for the Lsat or know someone who does? Also I know you recommended the Lsat trainer in a previous video, do you anything about the loophole LR book, and would you recomend the trainer book over the powerscore books?

[@chandrikavenugopalchandrik943]

And I am currently in 11th grade(gonna b end soon)

[@bangmachiv]

You did not mention the name of journal

[@BanterwithBabs]

It’s a passion planner! I have a 10% discount link in the description box. :)

[@maldarchives7995]

I have 0 time management skills.

[@maldarchives7995]

I am doomed

[@BanterwithBabs]

Haha, time management skills are hard! That's why I have to track everything in a bullet journal so I don't forget. Skills develop over time, don't give up!

[@maldarchives7995]

@@BanterwithBabs Thank for you the kind sentiments. The kindness of strangers is always extra inspiring.

[@danieljolley9319]

180 is that perfect so 175 is not awful, again I understand though. There's nothing wrong with getting the best score!

[@nostoon4332]

This is so OCD. But if it works for you...