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After coming out of a Kaplan course, I've decided to withdraw from the June Test and go for the October date instead. My Logic Games and Logical Reasoning Bibles are their way. I now have the entire summer to study (aside from a part time job). My diagnostic was a horrible, 143. I'm up to a 150. Now that I have new books on the way and seemingly unlimited practice tests, what do you recommend next? Does anyone have a good, day by day or week by week plan for conquering the LSAT using these materials?

tanyrseay wrote:After coming out of a Kaplan course, I've decided to withdraw from the June Test and go for the October date instead. My Logic Games and Logical Reasoning Bibles are their way. I now have the entire summer to study (aside from a part time job). My diagnostic was a horrible, 143. I'm up to a 150. Now that I have new books on the way and seemingly unlimited practice tests, what do you recommend next? Does anyone have a good, day by day or week by week plan for conquering the LSAT using these materials?

I'm in very similar shoes, interested in the same information!

LSATblog has some good schedules

http://www.top-law-schools.com/lsat.html

I wanted to say a lot because I'm in a similar situation (although I had already started and i'm seeing results already), but the link above has it all man.

I'm using Manhattan series now and it's just awesome. I can't wait to start on the Powerscore Bibles.

As for sched developing, I think it's based on your own motivation and goals.