Basics: How many hours are you studying daily?

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  LSAT_Wrecker Member ⭐

  October 2018 4850 karma

  It varied for me, but I found my sweet spot to be right around 4 hours a day. Any more than that and I started to get fuzzy and burnt out.
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  paulmv.benthem Alum Member

  October 2018 1032 karma

  I work full time, so 3hrs/day seems to be a good fit for me.
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  xtinextine Member

  October 2018 edited November 2018 861 karma

  Definitely don't feel inferior! Quality over quantity. Better to study smart for x amount of hours than get nowhere and feel burnt out with double that.

  I also work full time so it depends on what's going on that day. I'd say 1-3 hours each weekday, but 4-5 (with breaks) if I'm not working that day. Weekends are great for catching up on studying and doing a PT.
• redshift Alum Member

  October 2018 edited October 2018 261 karma

  Six hours of hardcore studying 5x a week, give or take one hour. Some days I'm feeling inspired and pull an eight hour session. Other days I feel burnt out, and do only four. In addition, I usually spend about an hour before sleep each night reviewing my collection of problematic LR questions (ones I got wrong during Blind Review).
• Louislepauvre Alum Member

  October 2018 750 karma

  I work 50ish hrs/week, so on work heavy days, it’s like 30 Minutes to 2 hours, but on my off days I do a full PT.
• studyingandrestudying Core Member

  October 2018 5254 karma

  Quality over quantity.
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  MissChanandler Alum Member Sage ⭐

  October 2018 3256 karma

  I work full time and I'm a full time student but I'm lucky in that I have a desk job with a lot of down time this time of the year so I can get some studying done at work. I usually do 2-3 hours a day, PT on Saturday, and take Sundays off
• Patz4life Alum Member

  October 2018 214 karma

  I try to put in 2 hours a day for 5-6 days a week during the semester. In the summer I'll be studying more or less full time until the July/Sept test. Since the test is so far away and I'm still doing the CC I want to be careful not to burn out
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  Bamboosprout Alum Member

  November 2018 1694 karma

  FT studying - 5-6 hours
  PT studying - 1-2 hours
  (These times are not counting breaks or going on fb or any of that sort. I don't even include time spent planning or meditating. They are purely time spent on LSAT material.)
• Leah M B Alum Member ⭐

  November 2018 8392 karma

  I work full time, and generally spent 2-3 hours per weekday (take 1 weekday off to avoid burnout) and 4-5 each on Saturday and Sunday.