Hey everyone, I am a couple months into my LSAT journey and I will soon be finished going through the core curriculum(LR, RC, and Argumentative Writing). I was wondering if anyone has any tips on reviewing? Once I finish with the curriculum, I want to spend a lot of time reviewing, but I would like to know some tips that anyone may have concerning this. Thanks!
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Hi! One thing I always advocate for is to keep a wrong answer journal and be thorough with it! Keeping one and delving deep into 1) why the answer I picked was incorrect 2) why the correct answer is correct 3) why I made the mistake, really helped me improve as I was studying. I took a lot of practice tests and followed up with the wrong answer journal after each one, but it can also be helpful while you're drilling/taking single sections.
Depending on your comfortability, I suggest some practice tests, so you can see how you do with the 4 sections. I would say untimed at first is fine, but after a couple you will be able to see your weaknesses, and if you so wish drill those that you struggle with most. I also like how 7sage gives you the priority questions with data abt how many of those questions you might be able to expect on the test, so you can also kind of decide what to drill based off that.