Self-study
I have been studying very lightly the last two months, and as I get closer to my test date, I want to start structuring my study better. The issue is, I don't know how to properly integrate the core curriculum into my studies. I currently aim to take one PT every week or two, and I spend my time in between working on my wrong answer journal and drilling LR and RC sections (For reference purposes my most recent PT was a 170, and my average is 164). Unfortunately, I have barely touched the core curriculum because I feel as if the "foundations" section isn't super helpful to me where I am right now. I don't know how to utilize the curriculum so I don't use it, and I feel like I'm missing out on a lot of helpful content. Should I jump ahead in the planned path? Should I just push through the entire curriculum? I want to make sure I am getting the most value from my time, and the resources available. Does anyone have any advice/insights? Thanks!
@SharifaAboud, it is my understanding that on every LSAT test, there is an experimental section (EXP) that exists for LSAC to gather analytics and try new things. The EXP section can be either LR or RC, meaning your actual test could consist of 2 LR sections and 2 RC sections or 3 LR sections and 1 RC section. You will always be scored on 2 LR sections and one RC section.