Critique my study outline! Forum

[Palavra]

So, I have read the Bibles and have the basics down. I want to take the LSAT in June and have a broad outline. Please let me know what you think:

Monday: LG by type (3 hours)
Wednesday: RC individual sections drill (3 hours)
Friday: LR by type (3 hours)
Saturday: PT timed (3 hours)
Sunday: PT review (about 3-4 hours)

I was thinking about keeping this schedule until the day of the test in June. When I feel more comfortable with distinguishing between question types I will probably start taking 2 PTs per week.


What do you guys think of this broad outline?

[Palavra]

Anyone?

[HellOnHeels]

You should have the basics down and be able to answer questions correctly before you start taking timed tests.

[Mr.Binks]

You should have the basics down and be able to answer questions correctly before you start taking timed tests.

Agreed.

And for your PTs, you should add in a random section--perhaps from the sections that you use for drilling--for the experimental section.

Also, try looking at Pithypike's study guide.

[Palavra]

You should have the basics down and be able to answer questions correctly before you start taking timed tests.

I have had other people telling me this and I guess its true. At the same time, there are people who tell me to do PTs right away since it takes time to build up endurance.

[Palavra]

Thanks for the advice!

You should have the basics down and be able to answer questions correctly before you start taking timed tests.

Agreed.

And for your PTs, you should add in a random section--perhaps from the sections that you use for drilling--for the experimental section.

Also, try looking at Pithypike's study guide.