Balancing

Lumpkinmd

Hello everyone,
I was wondering if you are a busy person and planning to take your LSAT next year how long should you study a day?

Pacifico

Well there are too many factors to mention for such a vague question with no details, but in general if you can't study more than a couple hours a day you should start much earlier than you otherwise might need to. If you're not taking it until June 2016 or later then I'd say you could get away with just an hour or two per day if you started now, then of course when you start PTing you're going to need to be able to do a PT or two per week which is about a 3 hour time commitment. You know what your current schedule allows for and you should know what you can handle without burning out, so just make sure to take at least one day off a week and have an outlet for stress (e.g.-exercise, yoga, meditation, etc.) and then you should be good. Also, the earlier you start the more flexible you'll be able to be should you need to take time away from your prep to focus on other obligations.