Rebney's brief guide. 173, perfect LG

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[Jeffort]

Although your intentions seem good, what you posted doesn't qualify as an LSAT guide.

The LSAT is significantly different than most other standardized tests and therefore requires somewhat different prep methods/approaches to master than other tests that are much more knowledge specific in terms of what is being tested. Good preparation methods for heavily knowledge based tests you are used to taking in med school/teaching for Kaplan are much different than effective prep methods to get good at the LSAT since it's mainly a skills based test.

PS: You are not allowed to bring any electronic devices into the test center for the LSAT. Your advice would get people written up and possibly kicked out of the test center for bringing an iPod or whatever device to listen to music. If you want to write more LSAT advice, please learn more about the specifics of the LSAT first. Good advice for many other types of tests can be disastrous when applied to the LSAT, such as getting a test day misconduct rule violation put on your record that schools will see when you apply.