ScottRiqui wrote:Well, 24 weeks prior to the test ends up being December 24th, but I wanted to get started a little bit early in case I miss a few study days because of the holidays. I basically just started the Schwartz schedule early - doing some LG reading and a few untimed LG sections.
Have you already gathered up all the study materials/guides you'll be using? If not, you could get them ordered/downloaded. Perhaps you could go ahead and make copies of the practice tests, or at least the sections of the tests that you think you'll want to re-do. I also put together binders/folders to hold all of my stuff.
Lastly, if you haven't already, set up an account on lsatqa.com and get familiar with it. In addition to grading your PTs for you (either complete PTs or individual sections), it also has a lot of historical tracking information, and will point out trends, such as if you're missing a lot of "parallel reasoning" questions in your LR sections, for example.
I ordered the LG, LR Powerscore bibles yesterday and picked up some practice tests (about 20) a while back. Definitely need to get some more tests though and I want to get the Manhattan guides along with the Powerscore RC just for some extra work. Making copies of the tests that I plan on redoing now, is a fantastic idea. Any suggestions on which ones would be the most beneficial, such as older ones or the more recent ones? Are those the items that you placed into the binders and folders? I have set up a folder on my desktop but I need to get it more organized.
I also just signed up for an lsatqa account. I have checked it out previously, but now feel a lot better about it since I have an actual account.