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LSAT Tutoring - early on or closer to the end?
kendsjeans
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I am very budgeted and put as much as I can into my studies. I am hoping to be able to invest in tutoring, but I am wondering when the best time to do it would be as I am unable to afford a large amount of lessons.
Any recommendations? #help
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I would recommend early on so you can work on the areas you struggle with. It takes time to get better, especially on RC.
i have heard a recommendation that after tutoring you would want 1 month at least to review what you've learned before the test. That makes sense because if you are studying some thing "wrong" then it would show and have to be corrected by a tutor which is more time consuming.