Making an LSAT Study Plan | LSAT Demon Daily, Ep. 144

[@kathy8416]

I take a week to review my PT. I keep a wrong answer journal and closely review each question and that takes me a lot of time. The following week is when I drill question types or sections that are my weakest points and then on the following week I take a PT again. And the same repeats. I don’t know if I’m doing something wrong… it does take me a long time to review my answers and that’s why I take a whole week to just review but I don’t drill any questions really. I try to if I have time but the majority of my study I spend reviewing and understanding why I got my answers wrong. I’m trying to break the 140s😮‍💨

[@anastaciathomas1215]

I was wondering if 2 hours a day is sufficient. I see people who say they study 6 hours a day, in addition to working.

[@LSATDemon]

Hi Anastacia! 2 hours a day is great. In fact, Nathan wrote a blog post about studying effectively with just one hour a day: blog.lsatdemon.com/one-hour-lsat/

[@valeriacomparan363]

does the lsat demon use actual LSAT questions/sections/prep tests?

[@valeriacomparan363]

kept watching the video and answered my question.

[@LSATDemon]

Hi Valeria, yes! We only use official LSAC licensed materials.

[@tonyperiles2662]

There is a school in TEXAS, San Antonio. I’m shooting for Saint Mary’s would be ok. I know a few lawyers who made super lawyers from there. They have the first 100 percent online ABA approved lawschool. A respectable 165 is ok. But like you say , don’t pay for lawschool. North Texas Is ok also.

[@tonyperiles2662]

Hardest part, forget what you’ve learned.

[@tonyperiles2662]

Awesome

[@tonyperiles2662]

Tomorrow I start 5 am. November test. Pumped.

[@tonyperiles2662]

Hopefully my letters of reference from soft engineer masters don’t expire. 3 yrs.

[@tonyperiles2662]

Logic games most points you can gain. 1st section.

[@tonyperiles2662]

Poke holes? Destroy the Senator.