For the September LSAT:
1. Brief reading of Superprep
2. Holistic: The LSAT Trainer
3. Logic Games: PowerScore LGB
4. Logical Reasoning: Manhattan LR
5. Reading Comprehension: Manhattan RC
With PT's at least 3x every week Monday, Wednesday, and Friday until test day, using the LSAT Proctor DVD.
Thoughts? I'm looking to order the books today.
Thoughts on the following approach/books? Forum
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Re: Thoughts on the following approach/books?
i 100% think you'll burn out taking PTs 3x a week for months. i also wouldn't start taking PTs until you're comfortable with the material (so you don't waste precious fresh PTs!)BlueClearSky wrote:For the September LSAT:
1. Brief reading of Superprep
2. Holistic: The LSAT Trainer
3. Logic Games: PowerScore LGB
4. Logical Reasoning: Manhattan LR
5. Reading Comprehension: Manhattan RC
With PT's at least 3x every week Monday, Wednesday, and Friday until test day, using the LSAT Proctor DVD.
Thoughts? I'm looking to order the books today.
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Re: Thoughts on the following approach/books?
Thanks for the advice. What do you think about the books?carasrook wrote:i 100% think you'll burn out taking PTs 3x a week for months. i also wouldn't start taking PTs until you're comfortable with the material (so you don't waste precious fresh PTs!)BlueClearSky wrote:For the September LSAT:
1. Brief reading of Superprep
2. Holistic: The LSAT Trainer
3. Logic Games: PowerScore LGB
4. Logical Reasoning: Manhattan LR
5. Reading Comprehension: Manhattan RC
With PT's at least 3x every week Monday, Wednesday, and Friday until test day, using the LSAT Proctor DVD.
Thoughts? I'm looking to order the books today.
My plan for the PT's, just to mention, was to progress in three phases:
1. Not timed, checking answers after each question
2. Not timed, full sections
3. Timed, full sections
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Re: Thoughts on the following approach/books?
Hold off on the PTs - or only do 1 per week for about a month then ramp it up. Books seem fine though.
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Re: Thoughts on the following approach/books?
Don't do PTs untimed you're just wasting material. stop focusing on taking tests and start learning the material by reading your books and doing drills of the early pre tests. It's stupid and a waste to be doing full sections untimed and full tests untimed. Look up 7sages blind review method and do that as a way to review previously taken tests. But seriously, don't take a test until you've learned enough of the material that you won't be wasting precious tests and recent questions..,,BlueClearSky wrote:Thanks for the advice. What do you think about the books?carasrook wrote:i 100% think you'll burn out taking PTs 3x a week for months. i also wouldn't start taking PTs until you're comfortable with the material (so you don't waste precious fresh PTs!)BlueClearSky wrote:For the September LSAT:
1. Brief reading of Superprep
2. Holistic: The LSAT Trainer
3. Logic Games: PowerScore LGB
4. Logical Reasoning: Manhattan LR
5. Reading Comprehension: Manhattan RC
With PT's at least 3x every week Monday, Wednesday, and Friday until test day, using the LSAT Proctor DVD.
Thoughts? I'm looking to order the books today.
My plan for the PT's, just to mention, was to progress in three phases:
1. Not timed, checking answers after each question
2. Not timed, full sections
3. Timed, full sections
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