How to restart?

Positively LSAT Street · April 2019

So because of my university final exams stopped studying for the LSAT for a month. I almost finished the LR section in the Syllabus. So mu question is should I go over everything in the syllabus quickly (because im kinda scared that i forgot lots of things because of this 1 month "break") or should I just continue the syllabus?

LastTime · April 2019

I had similar experience. Definitely go over and review first and then move on to new stuff. Because knowledge is built cumulatively, if you do not remember the basic, it just is waste of time rushing forward

Victoria. · April 2019

Yeah, reviewing couldnt hurt. You could try to do a drill or two from each section first and decide from there whether you need to redo/review that section.

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