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Hey everyone,

I'm planning on taking the LSAT in June. I have 3 weeks of free time to get a sort of introduction to LSAT right now. What would be the best way to study for it, to get a light idea of what this test is all about/drill in some important concepts at an early stage?

I have LRB and LGB, and access to preptests.

Thanks a lot.

wildcatpride wrote:Hey everyone,

I'm planning on taking the LSAT in June. I have 3 weeks of free time to get a sort of introduction to LSAT right now. What would be the best way to study for it, to get a light idea of what this test is all about/drill in some important concepts at an early stage?

I have LRB and LGB, and access to preptests.

Thanks a lot.

Take 1 practice test (don't be discouraged if this is your 1st time & you do poorly) and then start with the bibles. Also start prepping for reading comp by reading complicated articles & keeping track of your thoughts.

glewz wrote:

wildcatpride wrote:Hey everyone,

I'm planning on taking the LSAT in June. I have 3 weeks of free time to get a sort of introduction to LSAT right now. What would be the best way to study for it, to get a light idea of what this test is all about/drill in some important concepts at an early stage?

I have LRB and LGB, and access to preptests.

Thanks a lot.

Take 1 practice test (don't be discouraged if this is your 1st time & you do poorly) and then start with the bibles. Also start prepping for reading comp by reading complicated articles & keeping track of your thoughts.

If anything, make sure you get ahead on reading comp practice. that tends to take longer to improve on. Do lots of passages by buying a reading comp prep book.

Take 1 practice test (don't be discouraged if this is your 1st time & you do poorly) and then start with the bibles. Also start prepping for reading comp by reading complicated articles & keeping track of your thoughts.

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