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Category: Study Plans

  • LSAT Prep While Working or in College

    If you have a busy schedule with work or school and a halfway-decent social life, it’s difficult enough to manage everything. Add in LSAT prep, and it’s easy to feel…

  • Retaking the LSAT Study Schedule

    Before retaking the LSAT, figure out exactly what went wrong last time: not enough study time, the wrong prep books, or question types you never drilled hard enough. This 3-month…

  • LSAT Retake Study Schedule / Plan: Intense Version

    I originally created the following 3-month LSAT study schedule for a student of mine. This student is preparing for an LSAT retake, has the goal of 170+, and is able…

  • Is LSAT Studying in the Early Morning Good?

    Studying for the LSAT when you first wake up is not a good idea. It doesn’t matter whether you wake up in the morning or afternoon. Why? Because your brain…

  • Daily LSAT Schedule | Recommendations For Each Day

    Question: How much should I study each day for the LSAT? Answer: As much as you can without burning out. If your exam is in the next few months, try to average…

  • 7-Month LSAT Study Schedule / Plan

    This 28-week schedule is intense. Follow it only if you’re studying for the LSAT full-time, or if you’re able to study for several hours each weekend. You might have work/school/life…

  • 6-Month LSAT Study Schedule / Plan

    6 months is enough time to prepare for the LSAT if you follow a steady, moderate schedule instead of cramming near the end. This 24-week plan splits your time by…

  • 5-Month LSAT Study Schedule / Plan

    A 5-month LSAT study plan is intense: month 1 drills every Logical Reasoning question type, month 2 finishes those types, month 3 shifts to Reading Comprehension and review weeks, month…

  • 4-Month LSAT Study Schedule / Plan

    A 4-month LSAT study plan gives you room to work in phases: month 1 drills every Logical Reasoning question type from PrepTests 52-61, month 2 adds the remaining question types…

  • 3-Month LSAT Study Schedule / Plan

    3 months is just enough time to prepare for the LSAT if you stick with this schedule. If work/school/life obligations make this schedule too difficult to follow, you’re probably best…