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Hi friends! I've been studying for the LSAT while working a full time job, which means I wake up three hours early every morning to do my lessons and then do a few hours of studying each day of the weekend. I'm approaching the part of my course where I'm just supposed to be doing practice tests, and I was wondering how other 7Sagers in similar situations spaced these out.
I obviously can't complete the whole practice test before work during the week, but I also don't think I can do two practice tests and blind review them on the weekends in between. I was wondering if for the weeks with two PTs, I could do one Saturday and one Sunday, and then spend the rest of the week BRing both of them?
Let me know your thoughts!
This might sound ridiculous depending on what kind of day/night cycle you have, but for the past three months I've been waking up before work to study. I would never have thought to do that on my own, but in one of the first videos on 7Sage J.Y. said something along the lines of "Do you really think you're going to study well after a full day of work?" And I hated to admit it because I've always been a night owl, but he's absolutely right. When I study in the morning, I'm refreshed and ready to take on new ideas, whereas after work all I really want to do is eat dinner and watch TV. It's hard to get into the swing of things, and I admit waking up is so hard sometimes, but if you're as dedicated as you sound I think you'll be able to work through it. I'd encourage you to try it out for a week and see if you feel like you're absorbing more. I definitely concentrate better. PLUS you have the added bonus of being mentally prepared for timing of the actual test, which to my understanding is pretty darn early in the morning.