What to do after you exhausted the PTs Forum

[UtilityMonster]

I started taking PT's in June of 2011. I have now just about all of them. Do you think it is worth taking them again? I suspect I have forgotten almost all of them. This was basically the only way I studied for the Dec LSAT, so I don't have a good idea on how else to study if I'm not taking PTs. What other ways of studying would be effective? Got a 169 in Dec.

[thelawschoolproject]

Well, tbf, there are several threads on this already concerning what you should do/recommendations for studying.

Have you looked at the Powerscore Bibles? If not, that may be advantageous.

Also, if all you're doing is taking PTs...how are you drilling any of the sections? Also, it might help to figure out which areas you struggle the most with and focus on improving those. There are quite a few things that you can and probably should do other than simply taking PTs.

I'm not sure what kind of scores you're getting or what you're aiming for though, so ...yeah. But srsly, search through the LSAT Prep Forum...lots of great information there.

[SilverE2]

Take them again. I took every practice test twice, and even the second time through I found them to be immensely helpful.

[d.schoenfeld16]

I really don't get why people take every practice test, it seems like a colossal waste of time to me.

[bdeebs]

Because they're fun?