Never have to guess the politcal views haha!

Hi Andy,

I think it all depends on when you are taking your first LSAT and what time you are wanting to put into studying. If you are going to take the LSAT this Fall or Spring, then I would personally start doing some drills to get accustomed to what the LSAT can throw your way. However, if you have a longer horizon, then you have more flexibility to do either way!

My personal advice would be to start slowly incorporating the drill work into your studying so that as you are learning "new" question types in the curriculum you have already seen some questions with it and know whether they are a naturally hard or easy question type for you.

Like some others have said, I would love it if I could let the algorithm know what my target score is so that my analytics would change accordingly