Although I don't have a child and we all operate differently, I'm working full time as well M-F with the weekend off and my current study block is studying after work up until I begin winding down for bed. I actively decompress usually for an hour or less so my mind is ready to focus on learning/reviewing. If I have some downtime at work, I'll do some studying/drilling as well (this might not be the case for a lot of individuals) however, if you are able to get some time in when you can, go ahead.

I take a PT on Saturday and sometimes I BR that day or Sunday and try to understand why I'm missing certain questions. Sometimes to get more PT in during the week, I'll take a PT section a day vs the full thing.

this LSAT process has taught me various aspects of time management and positively utilizing the amount of time I have without disregarding my faith, physical and mental health.

hope this helps in anyway!!

that's a good question

1000% AGREE!!

literally wants us to keep it surface level.

almost like briefing a case, only use the facts provided to you; don't imply facts not provided.

I don't know if I have the authority to speak on this but the way I see it is never is similar to none & no, if you think about it!

For example in basketball terms: when watching consecutive game film on an opposing team, you notice that "none" or "no one" shoots corner threes the whole game, it's safe to say that they "never" shoot corner threes. So when you play them, you can infer that if the ball goes to the corner, they will "never" shoot it.

in corner -> /shoot

shoot -> /in corner

I hope this helps! (btw...this is very unlikely to actually happen in game! lol)

Will the academia world ever change?