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Hello everyone,

I'm brand new to this site and was looking around for some advice on studying for the LSAT. I am registered for the October exam and have elected to self study this summer using the PowerScore books. Powerscore publishes self study schedules on their website, and I was wondering if others have used these and found them a useful timeline for working through the books and practice exams?

http://students.powerscore.com/self-stu ... y-Plan.pdf

A little background on me, I scored in the upper 150's on my diagnostic and would like to be getting around 170 come October to get in my target universities. Thanks to everyone in advance, I appreciate any advice!

Don't stop at test 70 is my suggestion. It seems like a good self study schedule; I just dislike the fact that it has you stop at PT 70, omitting PT 71, 72, 73, and 74 (and 75 after June).

Thanks for the advice, I'll make sure to get through them all before October. Just wanted to make sure I was starting off on a good path!

I would also suggest that you draw from several resources, and not just powerscore. I like a lot of the PS strategies, but what opened up the LR section for me was Manhattan. It may or may not be the same for you.

Have you mostly just focused on those two providers, or have you use others like Blueprint as well?

Also, just out of curiosity, did you primarily self-study? Or have you utilized a course/tutoring to supplement?