How to Study for the LSAT (Complete Guide)

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Most people plan 2 months for the LSAT. Starting from scratch, it usually takes 5 or 6. And the plan isn't the only thing that stalls people. So do a few beliefs, like thinking a 170 isn't realistic for you, that more practice tests will fix it, or that you're just not a test taker.

This course is the whole plan, from your first day to test day, plus the 6 beliefs that wreck it. How long to study and how many hours a day, the order to study in, a 60-day plan, a 30-day plan, the last 2 weeks, how to review your misses, timing, test week, and when to pick your date. Each chapter is named for the problem it fixes. Find yours below, or let it run.

Chapters:

0:00 Start here: the whole LSAT study plan, day 1 to test day
1:05 Part 1 | LSAT study schedule: how long, how many hours a day
11:19 Part 2 | LSAT score goals: "That score isn't realistic for me"
16:17 Too old for law school? Why 40 or 50 isn't a barrier
20:08 Studying for the LSAT while working full time
25:50 Part 3 | Why LSAT points matter: "A few points won't change much"
27:44 Why law schools pay for LSAT points
32:35 Part 4 | How to study for the LSAT: the LASER order
40:00 LSAT study week: the daily split and rest days
42:03 Part 5 | 60-day LSAT study plan: one skill at a time
53:34 Part 6 | 30-day LSAT study plan: no full tests until week 4
1:07:59 Part 7 | 2 weeks before the LSAT: what to study
1:15:37 Part 8 | More LSAT practice tests: "I just need more practice tests"
1:18:11 How many hours to study for the LSAT: 10 deep beat 40 scattered
1:21:15 LSAT burnout: the signs, and how to take a week off
1:25:13 Part 9 | LSAT review: Socratic review and the wrong-answer journal
1:30:34 Why you missed an LSAT question: stimulus, stem, or answers
1:32:56 LSAT wrong answer journal: stop just circling misses
1:47:31 Part 10 | Studying for the LSAT alone: "I can figure it out on my own"
1:50:52 LSAT study groups: why they stall your score
1:54:01 Stuck in the 150s or 160s? Why you need outside feedback
1:56:06 Part 11 | LSAT timing: how to stop running out of time
2:09:36 LSAT timing strategy: the first 10 questions in 10 minutes
2:12:22 Part 12 | LSAT test anxiety: "I'm just not a good test taker"
2:14:58 LSAT score dropped? Treat it as data, not a verdict
2:17:27 Why LSAT test-day scores fall below practice scores
2:19:54 LSAT test anxiety: use the adrenaline instead of fighting it
2:23:51 Panic on hard LSAT questions? Flag it and come back
2:29:09 How to get past LSAT test anxiety: close the score gap
2:31:32 LSAT second-guessing: the answer-change audit
2:32:17 Part 13 | LSAT test week: the last 7 days and test day
2:39:19 Part 14 | When to take the LSAT: "I'll decide later"
2:40:53 Does retaking the LSAT hurt you? What schools see
2:43:03 Retake the LSAT or apply now? The scholarship check
2:45:33 Ready for the LSAT? Average your last 5 practice tests

I scored a 152 my first LSAT. Got to a 175. I've been teaching this test since 2005.

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