I have never taken the LSAT and I am planning on taking it in January for the September 2026 intake. Please send me your well wishes. Very nervous but also hopeful. I will be dedicating a lot of time to this as my schedule will allow this.
Also, I am not sure on where exactly I should begin. All I know is I am giving myself 6 months to study for it and aiming to score the highest possible points!
So for someone who has no background or experience in law, I plan on taking the LSAT next year in March 2026. Would you folks say studying from now till then is enough time to ace the LSAT?
I wish I would have gone through the material I was stuck on as quickly (but efficiently) as possible. I hurt myself in my last LSAT because there was SO MUCH I didn't know for the rest of the test. I was too fixated on trying to be perfect that I sacrificed the RC section entirely and half of the LR. Lesson learned!
So how do we know if we have "advanced logical reasoning"? Through a diagnostic? If so what diagnostic score should tell us we don't need to do the CC?
Funny, in your example about having only a month to take the LSAT. I am in this position as I just started and have to do this for reasons I can explain later. What should I do? I am not ready and do not want to retake this test. What plan do you suggest? Thank you.
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:) taking Jan 6th, 2026!
New Here...just decided to become a lawyer and I will be taking my LSAT in February 2026, hoping starting in Nov will give me enough time to ROCK IT!!
I have never taken the LSAT and I am planning on taking it in January for the September 2026 intake. Please send me your well wishes. Very nervous but also hopeful. I will be dedicating a lot of time to this as my schedule will allow this.
Also, I am not sure on where exactly I should begin. All I know is I am giving myself 6 months to study for it and aiming to score the highest possible points!
So for someone who has no background or experience in law, I plan on taking the LSAT next year in March 2026. Would you folks say studying from now till then is enough time to ace the LSAT?
is the logical reasoning section needed if logic games have been removed from the exam? is there any correlation?
Chat am I cooked if I'm taking the LSAT in October and just now deep diving into studying....
Okay
I'm taking my first LSAT in 14 years. Quit on myself back then, but hope this helps me boost my confidence for October.
I wish I would have gone through the material I was stuck on as quickly (but efficiently) as possible. I hurt myself in my last LSAT because there was SO MUCH I didn't know for the rest of the test. I was too fixated on trying to be perfect that I sacrificed the RC section entirely and half of the LR. Lesson learned!
I've taken the LSAT twice and will be taking it a third time in September. How long per day is recommended/how many lessons a day?
Is the study material available on here relevant for the 2026 January LSAt? As I understand the format is new now.
Im planning on taking the LSAT in October, about how many modules/hours a day or week should I aim to do?
Im about to choose a different LSAT course because Im sick of being rerouted to advertisements
So how do we know if we have "advanced logical reasoning"? Through a diagnostic? If so what diagnostic score should tell us we don't need to do the CC?
Funny, in your example about having only a month to take the LSAT. I am in this position as I just started and have to do this for reasons I can explain later. What should I do? I am not ready and do not want to retake this test. What plan do you suggest? Thank you.