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WhimsicalWillow
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How are you studying? Do you review any notes or Flashcards everyday?
What is day in the life of you studying for the LSAT look like?
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Hey Whimsical Willow -
I am thankful to say that I am not in school right now and I'm free-lancing, so I study about 6 hours a day.
While doing the CC, I took one timed PT a week. I finished the core curriculum last week and I'm now starting the practice tests. I am trying to take one practice test in the morning, then blind review in the evening and the next day.
I created a "study guide" with how-to's for the different types of logical reasoning questions. When I'm blind reviewing, I refer to that study guide to reaffirm the thought processes for each type of question. Happy to send it over if it would be helpful.