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NanaP wrote:how did you study the MLSAT books? Did you use one book at a time? Or do a chapter and move to the next book? Or study one book a week, moving to the next book etc?
When you register your book on our site, you get access to a lot of online resources, including a syllabus you can use to structure your prep. PM me if you have any trouble doing that.NanaP wrote:I just posted a similar question, how did you study the MLSAT books? Did you use one book at a time? Or do a chapter and move to the next book? Or study one book a week, moving to the next book etc?
Just so it's said, that's a LONG time to study for the LSAT. At least 3x the recommended amount of time. Have you taken a diagnostic yet to see how far you are from that 170?90convoy wrote:Im gonna start studying this summer for the June 2014 test. Lookin for 170. I have 100 more $$ to put towards this so what else should I get? thanks
I did about a year ago and was somewhere in the low 150s. LG was hardest for me by farJust so it's said, that's a LONG time to study for the LSAT. At least 3x the recommended amount of time. Have you taken a diagnostic yet to see how far you are from that 170?
bp shinners wrote:
Just so it's said, that's a LONG time to study for the LSAT. At least 3x the recommended amount of time. Have you taken a diagnostic yet to see how far you are from that 170?
I don't graduate UG until 2015.Would you recommend OP to study for this year's October LSAT?
I wouldn't say June is too soon with a solid study schedule. Though since the OP is obviously planning to stick it out for the long haul of studying, October would be a good option. OP, if you go that route, definitely, DEFINITELY create a study plan that takes that length of time into consideration so you don't end up running out of materials in July or losing your mind in June.Dr. Dre wrote:bp shinners wrote:
Just so it's said, that's a LONG time to study for the LSAT. At least 3x the recommended amount of time. Have you taken a diagnostic yet to see how far you are from that 170?
Would you recommend OP to study for this year's October LSAT?
(2013 June is 2 soon)
bp shinners wrote: October would be a good option. OP, if you go that route, definitely, DEFINITELY create a study plan that takes that length of time into consideration so you don't end up running out of materials in July or losing your mind in June.
Caffeine. Possibly nicotine. Some bubble sheets. A stopwatch is also nice to have.90convoy wrote:Im gonna start studying this summer for the June 2014 test. Lookin for 170. I have 100 more $$ to put towards this so what else should I get? thanks
Arthur the Aardvark wrote:I think you mean *too* in this context.Dr. Dre wrote:bp shinners wrote:
Just so it's said, that's a LONG time to study for the LSAT. At least 3x the recommended amount of time. Have you taken a diagnostic yet to see how far you are from that 170?
Would you recommend OP to study for this year's October LSAT?
(2013 June is 2 soon)
Hope that helps!
90convoy wrote:thanks all. and yeah I think the common consensus here is not to get burnt the hell out.
dont worry, youll never see me slip cuz if I slip then im slippin.Dr. Dre wrote:90convoy wrote:thanks all. and yeah I think the common consensus here is not to get burnt the hell out.
that and to actually take LSAT prep seriously