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I am having a hrd time figuring out when I should start taking PT regulary.... I am currently working my way through Foundations. Should I start taking them once I get into LR and RC, or wait until I am in the practice section? Also, what PT should I start with? I'm sitting for the lsat in January 2027.
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You don't need to start taking regular PTs until you've finished the lessons! It's great that you've already taken a diagnostic test, and now you can keep working through the lesson modules. Once you get to the end of RC, you can start mixing different kinds of practice. Generally, you'll want to do mostly untimed drills at the start, then begin working in full timed sections, and finally add in full timed PTs. You can create a study plan to keep up your progress through the lesson library, and it will also help you create practice blocks so you know exactly when is best to start PTing based on how much time you have to study each week and when you finish all the modules.
Have you taken a diagnostic? I would a PT if you haven't done your diagnostic PT. It's just to see where you are at before you start any intensive prep. Don't be discouraged by the outcome, it just shows you what you'll need to focus on once you finish the Foundations and what to focus on more closely when you start the CC
@DaisukeKaga I did take a diagnostic. I’m curious when I should start taking them regularly to track improvement through score.