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Would it be a good idea to drill all the LG sections in the next 6 days. I just reread the LG Bible today again, and I was thinking of doing 10 LG sections a day for the next 6 days. On that note, does anyone know where I can download the unpublished PTs 1-6, 8 and 17?

I know people probably think this is overkill but I don't burn out on LG like I do by taking constant PTs or constant LR or RC passages. I can space it out too, and commit 2.5 hours in the morning and evening for each day. My concern is that I'll become too familiar with the LG sections and my score may be inflated as I do PTs in the next few weeks. There's several PTs in the 20s I haven't touched yet. I might just skip those. It really blows being very familiar with all the newer PTs in the 40s and 50s, but the older ones are definitely still helpful... I hope...

I did them grouped by game type.

That might be a better strategy.. did you follow the LG bible list or use another one? I know Cambridge has one but it probably wouldn't be a good idea ordering something at this point

lsat_doobie wrote:That might be a better strategy.. did you follow the LG bible list or use another one? I know Cambridge has one but it probably wouldn't be a good idea ordering something at this point

bible list.

If you haven't done the games in the 20s, I'd recommend skipping 1-6, 8, and 17 and doing the games in the 20s. There are some weird/unusual games in the exams prior to 19. This isn't to say the older ones aren't useful (they are), but I wouldn't do the older ones at the expense of doing the newer ones, which are more useful.

If you're taking in June (and it sounds like you are, given your plan of doing 10 LG sections/day), you may not have time to do everything.

In other words, you'd be better served by doing the more recent games in the 20s. Don't skip them.

This was my recent experience with LG

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