Can you critique my study schedule? Forum

[visualize180]

This is my study schedule, I am taking the LSAT test in June. I made the following Monday to Friday schedule:

Mondays: Vocabulary flash cards
Tuesdays: Writing section practice
Wednesdays: Prep test day (I have 1 through 10)
Thursdays: Diagramming conditionals for Reading Comp
Fridays: Read Kaplan, Princeton Review and Barron's study guides

Any suggestions would be appreciated!

[it'sjustme]

This is my study schedule, I am taking the LSAT test in June. I made the following Monday to Friday schedule:

Mondays: Vocabulary flash cards
Tuesdays: Writing section practice
Wednesdays:Prep test day (I have 1 through 10)
Thursdays: Diagramming conditionals for Reading Comp
Fridays: Read Kaplan, Princeton Review and Barron's study guides

Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Start with Powerscore's Logical Reasoning Bible and Logic Games Bible. Learn the basics, then move on to untimed sections. From there, timed sections.

Practice, practice, practice.

[glucose101]

This is my study schedule, I am taking the LSAT test in June. I made the following Monday to Friday schedule:

Mondays: Vocabulary flash cards
Tuesdays: Writing section practice
Wednesdays:Prep test day (I have 1 through 10)
Thursdays: Diagramming conditionals for Reading Comp
Fridays: Read Kaplan, Princeton Review and Barron's study guides

Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Start with Powerscore's Logical Reasoning Bible and Logic Games Bible. Learn the basics, then move on to untimed sections. From there, timed sections.

Practice, practice, practice.

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OP, I don't think the schedule you have is effective at all.

[hotspur]

the only time you need to think about the writing section is the 15 min. it takes to finish it

[Sloth Hero]

This is my study schedule, I am taking the LSAT test in June. I made the following Monday to Friday schedule:

Mondays: Vocabulary flash cards
Tuesdays: Writing section practice
Wednesdays:Prep test day (I have 1 through 10)
Thursdays: Diagramming conditionals for Reading Comp
Fridays: Read Kaplan, Princeton Review and Barron's study guides

Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Start with Powerscore's Logical Reasoning Bible and Logic Games Bible. Learn the basics, then move on to untimed sections. From there, timed sections.

Practice, practice, practice.

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