What are some recommended methods for engaging with the video lessons? Is there an effective way to take notes, should I make flashcards or a mind map? Should I do active recall after a chunk of lessons? I want to set an effective and sustainable routine before I start!
On my diagnostic I got a 146. I plan on taking it in June, could I get a 165+ by that time with consistant studying. I also work 50 hours a week so I'm nervous
Got a 154 on the diagnostic PT test from LawHub. Just starting studying today. How realistic is it to go from a 154 to a 165? I plan on taking the LSAT test in August-September.
Should I spend time reviewing the diagnostic before continuing with anything else in the CC, or is the diagnostic intentionally revisited at a later point in the program? At this point, I'm not sure reviewing the diagnostic by myself is going to be very productive.
Is it a legitimate worry that drilling 'burns' clean questions on future PTs? I have heard that and I was wondering to what extent it is true and how to optimize studying for both. Thank you!
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I plan to take the LSAT in April .. anyone else?
What are some recommended methods for engaging with the video lessons? Is there an effective way to take notes, should I make flashcards or a mind map? Should I do active recall after a chunk of lessons? I want to set an effective and sustainable routine before I start!
On my diagnostic I got a 146. I plan on taking it in June, could I get a 165+ by that time with consistant studying. I also work 50 hours a week so I'm nervous
I got a 143, could I get a 175+ in a couple of months?
Question should I drill first then go in PT?
Got a 154 on the diagnostic PT test from LawHub. Just starting studying today. How realistic is it to go from a 154 to a 165? I plan on taking the LSAT test in August-September.
Exciting.
Cannot afford subscription - is this still a viable resource or would it make more sense to utilize other resources as well to supplement this one?
I did a diagnostic test from the LSAC website. Is there a way to import my results or would I need to take the PT again on this platform?
Should I spend time reviewing the diagnostic before continuing with anything else in the CC, or is the diagnostic intentionally revisited at a later point in the program? At this point, I'm not sure reviewing the diagnostic by myself is going to be very productive.
Do you recommend taking a first diagnostic PT before tackling the lessons?
Thats good!
Is it a legitimate worry that drilling 'burns' clean questions on future PTs? I have heard that and I was wondering to what extent it is true and how to optimize studying for both. Thank you!