LSAT study books and materials, needed

poornima-1

hello my fellow friends,
I have started preparing for LSAT and thereby simultaneously, started to use powerscore bibles.
I can sit and concentrate while doing CC on 7sage, but I find bibles boring and monotonous and therefore I am not able to sit longer with them. I feel doing bibles and their practice books are important for me to build a smooth base of understanding.

all the helpful people there, kindly suggest me some tips, tricks and hacks that keep me motivated and focused on the journey.

hopefulling

Work through it at a slower pace, as you need to, to try to fully digest the info. I know we're all different learners, but I recommend those books. I found the LR one very informative, especially as a foundation. Given the font size/spacing and practice questions, it's not as long as it originally looks.

Maybe it takes an entire week to work through a chapter and work questions - you'll be a pro! Especially if note-taking slows you down. You could set a 'daily goal' of so many pages (a chapter/etc), and then go back through it to review at a slower pace. Especially if you're pairing it with the 7Sage videos and practice sets.

When I bought the books (at the time I didn't know about 7Sage), I used their 3-month study plan. Looking back, I felt a bit 'rushed' between the book and question quantity. I wish I had slowed it down significantly (and paired it with the Loophole and 7Sage). Good luck!!

For me, coming from a STEM major, it helped to also add in textbooks on argumentation and logic to supplement. Especially as a 'mini break' from LSAT-specific material. That might help as a motivator??

poornima-1

Yes, that's all great to hear. Thanks a lot for sharing. I am trying to get a loophole as well. Yes, i am going a little slow, and trying to make most of it. Thank you again.