Pre LSAT Prep Forum
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Pre LSAT Prep
I was wondering if anyone could pass along any advice on skills to improve on before even beginning formal LSAT prep. Such as working on vocab and reading comprehension/speed and any methods or sources that you have found helpful.
Thanx in advance for any suggestions.
Thanx in advance for any suggestions.
- bizzybone1313
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Re: Pre LSAT Prep
Lol. You are slipping a little bit Noodley....enlighten us with some sound adivce. 

- NoodleyOne
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Other than the grammar, it wasn't a jest. Read Infinite Jest. Read Gravity's Rainbow. Get a subscription to Scientific American. If you have access to JSTOR, read some scholarly articles on areas of interest. Get used to dense reading.bizzybone1313 wrote:Lol. You are slipping a little bit Noodley....enlighten us with some sound adivce.
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And once you get through a few of them, make sure to read some scholarly articles on areas in which you have no interest whatsoever.NoodleyOne wrote:If you have access to JSTOR, read some scholarly articles on areas of interest.
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- NoodleyOne
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Touche.bp shinners wrote:And once you get through a few of them, make sure to read some scholarly articles on areas in which you have no interest whatsoever.NoodleyOne wrote:If you have access to JSTOR, read some scholarly articles on areas of interest.
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Thank you for the advice guys ... that will def help me get prepared.
- dowu
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Take a course in symbolic logic and critical thinking.
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Only if you think you'll do well. Because those courses are complete overkill for the LSAT, but they have a tendency to be very difficult. If you excel in one, the LSAT will be a breeze. If you don't, you'll have over-prepped for the LSAT (or underprepped if you get completely lost) and made your GPA suffer for it.nmop_apisdn wrote:Take a course in symbolic logic and critical thinking.