Best advice for final 2 weeks?

ormond_evan

strategies for moving up a point or two/ maintaining mental health?

harrismegan

Try not to think too much about it. Which is easier said than done!

upcountry77

My endurance sucks. So I'm writing test (almost) everyday at the time the test will be: 9am (or close to it). 12 tests in the next 14 days
Also: Bananas.

harrismegan

^ as long as you don't burn out..... you want to be at your best come October 3rd!

Pacifico

12 tests in 14 days will burn you out and the results will not be pretty. Just don't be surprised if and when that approach comes back to haunt you. There's a reason why you never see this strategy employed or recommended by top scorers.

NYC12345

No disrespect intended, but that has to be the worst idea that I have heard up to this date. You're either ready or you're not. That's all there is to it. These last two weeks are not for improvement. We are almost at the finish line. The maximum amount of PTs you should take per week should be two. You are asking for trouble by taking 12 in the next 14 days. You will become sick of the exam and your performance on test day will reflect your bitterness. What you should be doing is mentally preparing yourself and preventing yourself from making careless mistakes. Well, to each his/her own, but I caution you against following through with this plan.

Matt1234567

@Pacifico said:
12 tests in 14 days will burn you

Jeez, and I'm careful about writing 5 Pt's with thorough BR by the time the exam rolls around.

NYC12345

@Matt1234567
Are they the five most recent exams (70-75)? I would only take the ones in the 70s before the exam.
Quality>Quantity

harrismegan

@alexandergreene93 said:
ou will become sick of the exam and your performance on test day will reflect your bitterness.

This is golden lol

Matt1234567

@alexandergreene93 said:
Are they the five most recent exams (70-75)? I would only take the ones in the 70s before the exam.
Quality>Quantity

Yeah, taking the five most recent ones.

7sagelsatstudent180

Take the 5-6 most recent tests and read The LSAT Trainer... At least that's what I'm doing

allergic

I did 3 prep tests per week during the last two weeks before my test, plus some drilling. On the day before the test, I did one logic games section and spent the rest of the day working out and relaxing. My PT average rose 2 or 3 points in the last two weeks.

nicole.hopkins

@Pacifico said:
There's a reason why you never see this strategy employed or recommended by top scorers.

amen

nicole.hopkins

@alexandergreene93 said:
You will become sick of the exam and your performance on test day will reflect your bitterness.

excellent