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Is LSAT level reading an effective way to improve on LR and RC?

For me, it seems like I drift off when taking the test. This wastes invaluable time causing me to read over and not comprehend the passage.

What reading do you recommend?

Economist and get rid of fb

Just read, period. Become a prolific reader and it can only help. I try to read a new book every week and mix in a variety. This week I read Atlas Shrugged, next week I'm going to read Wicked. Not everything you read must be brilliant, high-minded material, just read. Read about current affairs, science, fiction, and non-fiction. I tend to read a lot of science papers only because the better half is a scientist and I found that has helped me devour the science related reading comprehension passages with ease.

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Brixton wrote:Just read, period. Become a prolific reader and it can only help. I try to read a new book every week and mix in a variety. This week I read Atlas Shrugged, next week I'm going to read Wicked. Not everything you read must be brilliant, high-minded material, just read. Read about current affairs, science, fiction, and non-fiction. I tend to read a lot of science papers only because the better half is a scientist and I found that has helped me devour the science related reading comprehension passages with ease.

You read AS in a week? That is very impressive. I agree with others thoughts, I just try to get at least 1 hour of reading in a day.

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sublime wrote:Tips on balancing "extra reading" with heavy LSAT prep and a full time job? I seem to feel bad if I am reading intead of doing actual prep. Also, is it more beneficial to drill a RC section or read the economist?

What is your current regular work day/study schedule?

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