. Another potential problem was that I didn't really do full length tests other than the four diagnostics given by the test company. I would just do timed sections so that is another potential problem with the way I studied before. Lastly I never really worked at reading comprehension, I am going to pull up I think it was Voyager's strategy came fairly highly recommended but we will see I will have to work harded at RC as well.Anyway last night I took my first full length test since the Sept. Lsat it was test 38 (October 2002), I got a 165 (82 raw). My breakdown went 21/24 (1st LR) 24/24 (LG) 17/27 (RC
) and 20/25 (2nd LR). I felt a little fatigue on the last LR section, was a little slow/rusty on games, and reading comp I just sucked and was slow as usual 
.. On a positive note, my highest pt before my real test was a 166 so I am right around where I was I guess. Time for my plan, basically from here until the June lsat here is how I am going to structure my studying. Take a full length test, spend the next day reviewing two of the sections (ex. 1st lr and lg), the next day review the last two sections (2nd lr and rc). After my two days of review I am going to take a day off so to speak. On this day off if I notice a particular weakness in lr for instance assumption questions I will go to my old books from my prep class and do 15 or so assumption questions in an attempt to improve my weakness. Any Comments or suggestions about my study plan? I feel like I have a good grasp about what is going on with this test (minus RC) now it is just time to take it from good to Great!
Edited to say: That by my calculations I will get through about 20 tests or so maybe a little less hence me starting at prep test 38.
