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How useful are these?
Kinda pricey just for a schedule but if they have any good information I reckon they just might be worth a buy.

I may be a bit biased, so I'll refrain from offering my opinion, but here are two threads where folks asked the same question:

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 6&t=173079
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 6&t=149056

If you search the forum, you'll find many others where people discuss my schedules.

Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to help.

I bought the 4 month one and have about 5 weeks left on it. It was worth every penny and saved a lot of time since it organizes the question types for you. I recommend it.


Just to add:

It's not like you have to follow exactly each day, it schedules day offs and different amounts of work, but there were times where I adjusted it according to my week and what I had to do each day. If you want a hard copy and good outline/schedule of what to do each day, then it is worth buying it. Saves a lot of time.

IMHO very worthwhile.

I found the schedule pretty useful (alongside Manhattan). It gave me a better idea of how to partition my studying. I did however tweak the schedule to fit my needs.

I find the schedule useful. I am using the six month schedule to study for the October test. It does list what you should be doing everyday and breaks the question types up into groups. At the same time though the schedule is pretty flexible and you can shift you days off around. I have a 10 month old and a full time job, and I wanted a schedule that would be specific, so that I would stick with it and not become overwhelmed. For now I think the schedule is great, but I guess I'll know for sure come test day.

I just picked up the 3-month schedule.

I've seen the study schedules. I think they offer really good value. Not only do they offer you a schedule, but they ALSO guide you through all of LSAT Blog's information. For me, that's the most valuable part. The study schedules take all the best posts and put them in a logical order for you.

While I can't really speak for everyone (obviously), I can say that the LSAT blog study schedule helped me out immensely! My cold diagnostic was 153... As of last night I am consistently above 160 and have a new high score of 170! (163,165,163,170).

I used the 5-month plan!