Study Schedule for The LSAT Trainer

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  Sprinkles Alum Member ⭐

  July 2016 edited July 2016 11542 karma

  If you want to finish before a certain time (a week before your LSAT date for example) then use the appropriate schedule based on how many weeks/months you have left. If you're indifferent then you can always go on your own pace but make sure you're consistent and not taking lots of days/weeks off from reading/drilling. The key is to not lose momentum.
• dennisgerrard Member

  July 2016 1644 karma

  I use LSAT blog 4-month schedule and focus on 7 sage curriculum. I read lsat trainer for LG sometimes. The drill schedule it offered is not enough for me.but I will look at it.
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  MrSamIam Inactive ⭐

  July 2016 2086 karma

  I've been studying for about a year, so I'm at the point where it's much more beneficial for me to not adhere to a preset schedule. That said, figure out what you need to get done before your test date, and follow a schedule if it allows you to get everything done in time, and, leaves you plenty of time to drill, PT, and BR.
• PennyroyalQueen Free Trial Member

  July 2016 50 karma

  Thanks for the input everyone!
  I guess my question now is about how exactly to go about drilling?
  
  I am like you @MrSamlam in that I have been studying for about a year as well. I am trying to really do things correctly this time. This means using the Trainer and then signing up for 7Sage! I believe that I am in the drilling phase right now and I'm just wondering how to go about that without using any sort of study schedule?
  Thanks in advance!
  
• annannann Alum Member

  July 2016 304 karma

  I didn't use the study schedule because I wanted to save the new PTs for actual simulated tests, not the drills.
• PennyroyalQueen Free Trial Member

  July 2016 50 karma

  That's my dilemma exactly, @Ann California
• Sprinkles Alum Member ⭐

  July 2016 11542 karma

  Then drill with the older PTs @"MissT276275-1"