@YazanMoubayed for some questions that are too difficult or the ones that I got wrong, I print the questions out, come back to them and take notes, they are like my "wrong answer journal", then I scan them to keep them. This is one of those :)

@lawstudent0109 hello, this is not on ipad, just me and MS Word. You can copy and paste the entire stimulus, Q and ACs (yes), then do them on MS Word. Those are my notes when I get them wrong and then i go through and scrutinize them (lol).

@Michael Ogunyemi hello, no, just me and MS word :) then convert the file to either pdf or jpeg. I keep them as my notes.

@AngFloz hello those are my notes, and I hope it help someone out there learning to take the LSAT

@saulgoodman13 Yes, those are my notes. I like to keep them organized so it's easy for me to go back and learn from them. Nothing fancy, just copy and paste the question and ACs to MS word then save it as pdf/jpeg.