I went up +9 from Nov LSAT to Jan LSAT. My advice?

audrix22

Let me be clear, my study schedule was not at all rigorous. I was busy getting my ass handed to me by my finance and accounting classes but what helped me the most on every section of this God forsaken exam was that I ANTICIPATED EVERY SINGLE ANSWER CHOICE. Whether it be a sequencing game or a weakening question, in my head I thought of what the answer would be before going to the answer choices.

I used to let the answer choices feed me but trust me that's what the LSAT wants you to do. Don't do it, come up with your own answer even if it is not even close to the right answer. Coming up with your own answers shows that you actually understand the question.

Good luck to everyone beginning or continuing their LSAT journey.

cpeaks13

@audrix22 Thanks for the advice!

aprendergastmc

Appreciate this- in my bouts of success with studying, I've found this to be true also!