Posts by Raffi Piliero
Quick Tip: Understand previews and cancellations Students frequently ask me what it means to purchase Score Preview, or to cancel a score. This is understandable; it’s complicated and it feels […]
Quick Tip: Take proctored practice tests! While the online LSAT testing experience has undoubtedly gotten smoother, after each test administration, I nonetheless hear complaints from students. They are usually about […]
Quick Tip: Give yourself enough time! No, I don’t mean on the individual questions or test sections—I mean for studying, period! Too many people think that the LSAT is like […]
Quick Tip: Don’t cram the day before your test! In the frantic run-up to the actual LSAT, people occasionally forget something basic—but important—about this test: it’s not something you can […]
Quick Tip: Take 4 Sections When Practicing! Yes, it’s true, the LSAT does have only 3 scored sections: Logic Games, Logical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension. But, don’t forget that on […]
Quick Tip: Practice Passage Timing Students often find themselves accidentally spending too much time on reading the passage in Reading Comprehension (RC). Usually, this isn’t intentional—rather, as one reads, time […]
Quick Tip: Break Before Blind Review! One common trend I notice with my students is that they view taking a PrepTest and doing Blind Review as one continuous exercise; upon […]
Quick Tip: Study in Downtime For most of us, studying for the LSAT is not the only thing we have going on: school, full-time work, or any other number of […]
Quick Tip: Study Actively One common misconception about the LSAT is that improvement is solely a product of the number of hours put in. Some think that even if those […]
Quick Tip: Score Preview A recent feature of the LSAT is universal score preview. Previously offered only to those who were first-time takers, all students now are able to preview […]