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When I should wake up to prevent feeling sleepy during LSAT after 12:30 pm?
Adam Z. Xie
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I am kind of an early person, however, I sometimes do feel that I need to take a short nap after lunch.
Perhaps that is because I wake up too early and have worked several hours in the morning.
Any suggestion/advice? Thank you! 
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8AM
However long it takes for your mind to work best, adjust accordingly and wake up x hours before that time
I drink green tea after lunch to keep me going for the rest of my afternoon studying. Just be mindful to not drink caffeinated tea too late