... more reflexive mindset for the day of the test and minimize ... say take a few days off each day which I could also ... feel fresher after a couple day break. I'm thinking ... next 2-3 days, a dayoff, maybe 1-2 hours for ... 2 days off, and then an hour each day the 2 days ...
Does anyone have any last minute advice for the day before or day of taking your LSAT? I've heard many people say to take the dayoff but is there something you would recommend refreshing or keeping in mind?
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... feel that taking a complete dayoff would be beneficial between tests ... is taking a test one day, reviewing it the next, followed ... by a complete day of nothing, then repeating.
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I totally feel that way too! Might be good to take the dayoff to workout or watch tv etc. What's your goal score and what's your daily study schedule like?
... crazy NOT to take a dayoff. Do a brief review in ... at night. Otherwise, spend your day doing things you haven't ... make sure that the following day you get back to the ...
take a break! relax. You didn't forget how to do these questions, you just panicked. come back tomorrow or even the day after and you'll be all set. You could work on your personal statement or something in the meantime if you can't take a dayoff
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It's so hard to take a dayoff but I do think it's important. Even a few days off is probably helpful. But there's no way to know for sure if it will help or hurt you. That's why it's stressful, for me at least. Lol. Trust your gut.
... taking the rest of the dayoff: going to get a massage ... just be a regular work day (hopefully out a little early ... I went in on test day, I scored 2 points higher ... miss a bubble on test day.
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... so much work in one day that i didn't ... about the lsat the next day, or the next morning. ... yourself the rest of the dayoff. try again tomorrow. or ... even the next day. you can do this, you ... the smaller sections for the day is good, too.) make ...
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take a dayoff, or just throw like 1 LG, 5 LR questions or so, take things nice and easy, relax, watch a movie, don't stress too much about LSAT for a little to let ur mind relax
Yeah, I understand lol. Like Jdawg mentioned, maybe take a dayoff? You don't want to stress too much. Last thing you want to do is walk into the exam with the weight of the world on your shoulders.