Deviations from Powerscore Study Plan
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2015 5:05 pm
Hello Carpetbaggers,
I am taking the LSAT on June 8th.
My target score is a 160. My first diagnostic put me at 151, I got pissed off and started drinking during my second one (153) so I took it again sober and scored another 153.
After that I started prepping. My resources are the Powerscore Logical Reasoning and Logic Games bibles. I didn't buy the reading comprehension bible. I have the question type training, and I pirated some Logic Games grouped by type.
The study plan I am following is the two month plan listed here: http://students.powerscore.com/self-study/index.cfm.
I'd welcome any suggestions on how to deviate from the plan, or additional things I should do. My main concern is that I am not taking as many practice tests as I would like before test time.
I also have a Kaplan book - it's kind of all in one. Should I review that for Reading Comprehension?
If push comes to shove I'm telling myself that I'll have the option to take a ton of tests and review them before the October LSAT.
Thanks for your suggestions.
I am taking the LSAT on June 8th.
My target score is a 160. My first diagnostic put me at 151, I got pissed off and started drinking during my second one (153) so I took it again sober and scored another 153.
After that I started prepping. My resources are the Powerscore Logical Reasoning and Logic Games bibles. I didn't buy the reading comprehension bible. I have the question type training, and I pirated some Logic Games grouped by type.
The study plan I am following is the two month plan listed here: http://students.powerscore.com/self-study/index.cfm.
I'd welcome any suggestions on how to deviate from the plan, or additional things I should do. My main concern is that I am not taking as many practice tests as I would like before test time.
I also have a Kaplan book - it's kind of all in one. Should I review that for Reading Comprehension?
If push comes to shove I'm telling myself that I'll have the option to take a ton of tests and review them before the October LSAT.
Thanks for your suggestions.