Final Week Study Plans December 2015 LSAT

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  sean.marz Alum Member

  November 2015 edited November 2015 181 karma

  You can't cram for this test. It's not like you're going to have any major breakthroughs in 6 days, and the risk for shaking your confidence or burning out is very high by cramming in this final stretch.
  
  I plan on doing a bunch of timed/untimed LG and a few rc passages here and there. Gotta just be positive, as relaxed as possible, and pray to the lsac gods that I perform just like I have been over my past 7 PTs.
• nicole.hopkins Inactive Sage Inactive ⭐

  November 2015 7965 karma

  @"Mike Stone" said:
  going way hard until Thursday
  

  Yikes.

  @sean.marz said:
  and the risk for shaking your confidence or burning out is very high by cramming in this final stretch.
  

  Amen.
  
  Chill out and get some exercise. Bone broth. Bee pollen. MCT oil. Eye of the tiger.
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  Camila.M. Free Trial Member

  November 2015 edited November 2015 41 karma

  I'm not going "hard" per say...as in I'm not trying to ingrain anything new or wrack my brain on questions that at this point are a coin toss. You definitely can't cram for the LSAT.
  
  HOWEVER, I am doing 1 simulated PT (full with 6 sections) on Wednesday and 3 training days of 4 timed sections with breaks in between. Only to solidify my pacing (specifically for RC) and get as confident as possible about my general timing strategy. I'll also probably glance over all my past diagrams for LG and do a writing session.
  
  My reviews will be relaxed. I'm going to make them fun and take note of how far I've come. A sprinkle of yoga classes, plenty of exercise, a massage spa day on Friday, and 9:30 bedtime alarms. Hella blasting of Lose Yourself. Boom.
• Mike Stone Member

  December 2015 111 karma

  @Camila.M. said:
  Hella blasting of Lose Yourself. Boom.
  

  if i retake in february, i'm gunna have to try this. i thought that only worked before hockey games lol.