It would be helpful to see a lsat question with lsat potential answers so we can see the traps.

I’m 45 and I just started to study for the LSAT. I actually returned to undergrad last quarter in order to finish my degree in 2026. I will need to take the LSAT either April or June 2025. I’m a mom and I run my own Real Estate Firm. I am enjoying this new way of learning and I plan to take a logic course in the fall. I’m not concerned about my age at all. I know what I want to do with my law degree and it doesn’t need to be working a huge law firm. My strategy is to just do some learning each day (2-3 hours) and then PT the last two months before the test. It’s the same strategy I used to get my real estate license and Managing Brokers license. I only took both test once. I know this is harder, but I plan to only take it once. I just discovered the live classes and I really like them so I will incorporate that into my study plans as well. Good luck to all of us Non-Traditional students! We can do this!