How to Study For the LSAT (How I Scored 179)

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[@insightlsat]

Hi everyone! The original Insight LSAT Prep Course, launched in 2017, is now outdated. I have released a new series of eight videos that is updated for the modern test and incorporates all that I've learned tutoring since I released the original videos almost a decade ago. kzbin.info/aero/PLafC0Olll40wXlcvb3JrIO1jkxuPJvz5D Thank you for all the support over the years. I hope you enjoy the new series. -Albert

[@rockybalboa7667]

There’s no way you’re gonna see this but just in case, I owe you for getting me into UVA Law! I followed ur plan through and through busted my ass and got into my dream school. I hope you’re happy in life and are fulfilled because you have made such an impact on my law school journey!

[@oscart3887]

Thank you so much for these videos! I scored drastically higher on my second test and qualified for a full ride!! I only used your videos and the practice book. I have never made a comment on KZbin before, but I needed to let you know how much I appreciated your help. Thank you!!!

[@insightlsat]

Awesome. Congratulations 👍

[@blackcfp4713]

What school?

[@pjnaul1591]

which book did you use to practice?

[@LawInLifeLLC]

Thank you so much, words can’t even explain how confident I feel going into prepping for the LSAT after watching this video. I hope you receive all the blessings for helping us prepare for law school.

[@denisereeder3966]

This was exactly what I needed - a game plan. Thank you so much for putting this out there :)

[@Borahborah9139]

Bless your soul. I was about to spiral because I felt directionless in my approach. Thank you thank you!

[@kennycote4234]

I'm just beginning my preparation, and this video series is so helpful! Sometimes getting started is the hardest part with SO MUCH information out there. Thank You. : )

[@Ubeqween]

I have been so lost on how to start, but your videos have been helping me a lot! Thank you for your videos!

[@RipeTimes]

You have made the best LSAT training videos on KZbin. Thank you!

[@anthonyleorinjr7331]

Thank you for all the memories I've shared with you, and I can't wait for what crazy adventure we're going to go on next. So thank you for accepting me, loving me, and supporting me. Thank you for being your wonderful self, and thank you for being there for me, through thick and thin, even when I'm at my lowest.

[@ivalinapasse2469]

Thank You For your Excellent Content on Preparing for the LSAT.

[@templeannu5330]

You are a blessing, thank you

[@mahogany1967]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate the tutorial.

[@adeneden7389]

So great!!! Thank you so much !

[@oshinofalakoju5749]

You need to come back! You are such a gift and your videos have been super helpful!!! I hope you're doing well.

[@FatimahsFiles]

Soooo glad I found your channel!! Thank you so much for this insight!!!

[@quinetastic]

Great advice 👍...thanks very much

[@mkji355]

I needed to see this video!

[@roxannekinnally4208]

I just started to study and I have to learn hoe to logical games and understand the importance of good reading g compression >

[@MeriamMrv]

This is very helpful, you should create a day to day schedule

[@CatOnACell]

So many good ideas. Even and odd. The timing stuff.l!

[@rmarie3261]

Thank you

[@danielletait577]

Thank you so much for this video I have been so worried about where to even begin to start a study plan. I do however wonder if I start to early to study and learn when the test comes around will I preform worse because stage one was so far away? What’s your recommended time period to study before your exam day?

[@MB-gd6be]

I remember studying and beginninng to take my teaching certification exam... which was pretty challenging. There was a total of 3-4 tests, 1 was a reading comprehension test which was the hardest. Similar style to the Lsat questions. What I noticed was, there was 1. You need a strategy ( you cant go in thinking any old way off of brains alone. 2. Practice exams were Huge!! (as often as you can, like twice a week. 3. Depending on your schedule (study 5 days a week, or 6.) Getting the test in your head in key so you can think like the test, It helps develop the patterns on how to and the best choice. and how to eliminate what is not the ans. Discipline, Discipline.

[@georginathomas564]

Do you have any tips for LSAT Flex? For example, for reading comprehension, there won't be the option to markup the passage so what would you do in that case?

[@tyrdunbar]

I read 4 chapters of powerscore a day and im devotig a month to each section of the test but i have six months left

[@justseeme4me]

I was wondering if you recommend supplementing the actual test prep techniques with literature on basic Logic as well as some basic grammar. I'm just curious to know in your professional opinion whether one can do well without having basic knowledge in Logic or can someone without the background in Logic just apply the concepts or techniques that you teach as well maybe others to acheive the scores the want to master the test? I truly appreciate all of this knowledge that you have so graciously shared to us for free. I'm just getting started and I've learned so much in such a short period from what you've shared. Thx for your knowledge and time

[@uria702]

Maria Burgos no. Use only official test materials. Other stuff will cause confusion. His free online course is awesome! As long as you do the homeworks and then do timed practice tests, you will do very wel, but there’s no reason to introduce outside material.

[@insightlsat]

Hi there - some people do find a bit of theoretical knowledge helpful when trying to get a hold on lsat logic. There are books out there that would give you this, though I'm afraid I don't know any to recommend. I don't think the same is true of grammar, so I wouldn't recommend looking into that too much. Check out Lesson 2 of the Insight course, though. You might find that that background information gives you what you need. Best of luck.

[@justseeme4me]

Insight LSAT thx for the information

[@lr1985]

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[@winfieldzhai7905]

The 2007 test link seems not working anymore, is there any other link that can be helpful? Thank you!