Reading

hollyrose613

To increase and better my time on questions for studying and for this test, many have recommended reading. Is there anything specific, and types of reading that will specifically aid me in increasing my time to meet the target time?

JesseWeNeedToCook

General consensus is too just focus on getting your reps in utilizing the passages from old exams. Focusing on comprehending the main points brought up in the core curriculum and being able to recall them without writing anything down.

Main point / type of passage, authors perspective, other perspectives, structure of the passage, and main conclusion.

However if you are long studying and you want to do some extra reading the general criteria I would recommend is to look for books/ articles that are:

1. Way outside your area of study

2. Use outdated / unfamiliar language.

Here’s a few books / concepts I found interesting while studying:

Economics:

Wealth of Nations by Adam smith

Das kapital by Karl Marx

Humanities:

The Republic by Plato

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

Seemingly any text written by Nietzsche

Scientific theories:

Natural selection

Climate change

Biomagnification

Speciation

Predator/ prey dynamics

What Prions are.

Arts:

Colour theory

Critical theory

What Frescoes are (for some reason the lsat writers just love obsessing over them as if they were a gift from god.)

hollyrose613

This helps so much, thank you!