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Hello all, I just recently took my 1st lsat and I am preparing for June for a retake and I am aiming for 160+ From the low 150s and I wanted to know what is a good study schedule after the CC , should I focus on one section for a long time by doing timed sections and drills then move on to another or should I rotate sections in with PTs... I want to study smarter this go around and any tips are welcomed
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Prioritize full PTs! And doing a very thorough BR after each PT. Drills are fine if you want to do something light in between PTs, but it's really the full length PTs that help bring your score up. Gotta practice sitting still for a long time and test fatigue