too intensive? Forum

[longdaysjourney]

This is the repeating schedule that I have established:

Day 1
Morning: Practice Test
Afternoon: Review Mistakes
Day 2
Morning: Practice Test
Afternoon: Review Mistakes
Day 3
Re-review all mistakes I have ever made on any PT
Drill areas of weakness

Repeat.

Is this too intensive? I plan on doing this until Oct. 6th.

Has anyone ever succeeded with a schedule similar to this one?

[fosterp]

It sounds about as intensive as most of the study guides linked on the board. As long as you don't feel burnt out and aren't running out of fresh material.

[ly2010]

This is the repeating schedule that I have established:

Day 1
Morning: Practice Test
Afternoon: Review Mistakes
Day 2
Morning: Practice Test
Afternoon: Review Mistakes
Day 3
Re-review all mistakes I have ever made on any PT
Drill areas of weakness

Repeat.

Is this too intensive? I plan on doing this until Oct. 6th.

Has anyone ever succeeded with a schedule similar to this one?

That's almost exactly like mine. I started today. Kind of sucks, tbh. but if you are taking it Oct 9th and you just started, you're gonna have to keep it up! However, I am stopping end of Sept., not Oct 6th though.

[Knock]

This is the repeating schedule that I have established:

Day 1
Morning: Practice Test
Afternoon: Review Mistakes
Day 2
Morning: Practice Test
Afternoon: Review Mistakes
Day 3
Re-review all mistakes I have ever made on any PT
Drill areas of weakness

Repeat.

Is this too intensive? I plan on doing this until Oct. 6th.

Has anyone ever succeeded with a schedule similar to this one?

I took PT's about 5 times a week, M-F, and typed up a review of all my mistakes the same day (usually) as taking that PT. I "succeeded" with a 171, but that was about 5 points less than my PT average.

[ly2010]

This is the repeating schedule that I have established:


I took PT's about 5 times a week, M-F, and typed up a review of all my mistakes the same day (usually) as taking that PT. I "succeeded" with a 171, but that was about 5 points less than my PT average.

How long did you keep that schedule? A 171 is pretty badass already.

Also, I am actually changing my schedule to 1 PT every 2 days but I am also spend 3 hours going through my TM books.

[Knock]

This is the repeating schedule that I have established:


I took PT's about 5 times a week, M-F, and typed up a review of all my mistakes the same day (usually) as taking that PT. I "succeeded" with a 171, but that was about 5 points less than my PT average.

How long did you keep that schedule? A 171 is pretty badass already.

Also, I am actually changing my schedule to 1 PT every 2 days but I am also spend 3 hours going through my TM books.

Idk a while, I took 55 PT's. If I did it again I would start earlier and space them out to every other day.

Also, that's the first time my LSAT score was called badass, and I definitely liked it .