Why are there so few practice LSATs in v2 curriculum?

ktsphotos · January 4

I noticed that the v2 curriculum is MUCH shorter than v1, partly due to fewer practice tests. I know that's because there probably aren't that many tests that have two sets of LR, but will the lack of practice tests be a detriment to my preparation for exams Aug 2024 onward?

YaleOrFail · January 4

You don't need to use the curriculum to guide your PTs. Just develop an approach to taking them when you feel like testing your progress. I'm pretty sure the V1 just unnecessarily tossed in a lot of PT's at the end of the syllabus, but from everything I've gathered it seems best to stick to 1-2 PTs a week on the high end.

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