100% agree! While balancing a fulltime job and study for the LSAT, one thing I've realized is that whenever I'm really tired after a long day or haven't slept very well the night before my scores are SIGNIFICANTLY worse. On the contrary, whenever I study on the weekends or days where I feel very well-rested, I do much much better.

Given this, I've began to just not study at all or just in little bits on nights I know I'm tired because I realized that on those nights where I continue to study I end up doing worse and getting frustrated at myself because I think I'm getting worse but in reality am just mentally and physically exhausted.

Make sure you guys are well-rested while studying, I've found it to be almost counterproductive to study while tired.

@JennaWall i swear this is something that in many questions is the part that makes it wrong. Only reason I understand how this could be right is that it's the "best" of the 5 but still I don't like it at all.