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Help! LSAT Writing
I am so confused about what to do about the LSAT writing portion...I have heard such a mix of things you're supposed to do. Basically I'm wondering is if there is a huge downside to doing it the day I do the exam (next weds) or the day after??? I was going to do it right away when it opened up 8 days prior but I feel as though this is wasting valuable study time.
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The writing section only takes half an hour and I don't think you need to prep much for it (if you have taken essay-based tests before in college and are comfortable writing). I spent like 5 minutes reading the Khan Academy page about the writing and that was all my prep. I don't think it takes away from valuable study time. Honestly you will probably not feel like doing it the day of the exam
@noonawoon thanks for the advice! I'll just get it over with!