Hi all,
I’m currently working through the Manhattan Prep 10 real LSATs Grouped by Question Type workbook, which uses questions from preptests 41-50. I have found it helpful so far but was wondering, is it a good idea to do questions from preptests 41-50 or are they too old? I will eventually do full length preptests (50 and above). I’m registered for the September test.
Does anybody know if there is a waiting list for the Sept LSAT? I missed the deadline to register and was wondering if they offer that option?
If not, is the November LSAT a good time to take it?
Hey everyone, thanks for the helpful responses. A friend of mine did a prep test a day near the end. But I guess that’s not for everyone!
I’m pretty set on taking the feb test. The last time I did a prep test I scored in the mid 150s and did at least 10 prep tests in the last two months and took a long break afterwards. I would like to spend my time wisely in the next two weeks. I’m also not applying to t-14 schools so a 160 would even be ideal.
Hi all,
What’s the most efficient way to study for the next two weeks? Should I be doing one prep test per day at this point?
I work part time, so I have the mornings free and also the evenings.
Fyi I have been spending most of my time doing BR and haven’t done a lot of prep tests. I’m still struggling with timing for logic games so my strategy is to just focus on three out of four games.
Edit: I have already taken at least 10 preptests in the past two months
Was the string quartet LG real? Something like picking 2 violin players, piano etc.
My head is so cluttered I can’t remember if it was in the same section as the robbery game.
I had LG LR RC LG LR
So the first LG section was experimental? How do you know?
Update to everyone: September registration is now open, I am on the site right now. So there’s still hope!