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5 sections+essay. That's 6 sections. An hour per section isn't unreasonable.NayBoer wrote:6 hours on an untimed PT? Assuming 4 sections, that's 90 minutes each. I think if it you takes you 90 minutes then you aren't yet ready to do PTs and should just focus on the bibles, to learn the basics.
I realize you must be joking, but you seem to be serious.
1) Yes it is.motiontodismiss wrote:5 sections+essay. That's 6 sections. An hour per section isn't unreasonable.NayBoer wrote:6 hours on an untimed PT? Assuming 4 sections, that's 90 minutes each. I think if it you takes you 90 minutes then you aren't yet ready to do PTs and should just focus on the bibles, to learn the basics.
I realize you must be joking, but you seem to be serious.
I quite liked TestMasters, and I'd probably have fewer regrets about not just bucking up and studying on my own if it were somebody else's $1400 that paid for it. The Logic Games Bible really helped, as well.Desert Fox wrote:I'd go with powerscore, but I think self study is better if you can self motivate. You should do and review each preptest available before Oct test.deltasigbn wrote:Should I take a course, my parents said they will fund it?
If so, which course is recommended?
Try the pithypike study plan (its pinned to the top of the lsat forum on this site).
mallard wrote:What's the point of adding the fifth section if you're doing it untimed?
Flame. Everyone knows that for international law it goes: Yale, Harvard, Florida International, and only then Florida Coastal.Mr. Matlock wrote:OP's interested in international law. I see no reason why his current school choice wouldn't fit the bill perfectly.
Once again NayBoer!! Yale, Harvard, Florida Coastal...... simply TLS political semantics.NayBoer wrote:Flame. Everyone knows that for international law it goes: Yale, Harvard, Florida International, and only then Florida Coastal.Mr. Matlock wrote:OP's interested in international law. I see no reason why his current school choice wouldn't fit the bill perfectly.