LSAT - Four ways to study

[@rawiasghar5979]

That part about how you shouldn’t try to learn so much theory at once and then attack the questions is so relevant, at least for me. I think I spent way too much time doing this and not enough time doing actual questions and learning from my mistakes as I go. Oh well you live and you learn!

[@aneltovar3372]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jdubbydubs1174]

Lol I've watched 3 videos so far and I feel i wasted $800 on a 5 week course. I'll def check out LSAT demon when I'm done. thanks for the videos

[@Chrystalxlopez]

SAME!

[@jdubbydubs1174]

@@Chrystalxlopez its so depressing but it is what it is. hopefully we only need to take this thing once.

[@Chrystalxlopez]

@@jdubbydubs1174 What do you find helpful for logic games? I'm still struggling!! Im looking for good videos.

[@jdubbydubs1174]

lesliexg using a white board and thinking out loud tbh. Don’t ask me why. Cause idk 😂. It’s Just easier and since we are taking the online LSATFlex I’m happy I can use this strategy. I use basic strategies outside that but I list everything that needs to categorized off the bat. I make my diagram then use that diagram the entire time and a dry erase board makes the process of creating it and using it a lot easier imo.

[@jeffh.2588]

Wasted $1500 on Disgraceful Blueprint. I don’t have many regrets in life, but blueprint certainly was one of them!!

[@KUqdah]

I'm studying the LSAT now, using the recent Kaplan book, and I'm on a schedule regarding studying the LSAT......

[@aneltovar3372]

Wow! This video is excellent. Who is this guy?