I took the LSAT twice, I had no idea where to begin so I bought the Kaplan LSAT Unlocked 2018-2019 study book, this book is a great resource to learn the basic principals and the book organization is very helpful. I began studying in May of 2018 and took the June 2018 Exam. I At the beginning I would binge study 3-4 hours, eventually I realized that I was exhausting my brain, so I started breaking down my study into 1 hour to 1 hour-and-a-half chunks of focus.
After learning the general principals and basics, I used free LSAT resources provided by LSAC and started taking and studying practice exams and answers. LSAC also offers additional free resources like a link to the Khan Academy website that has free and amazing resources like videos, practice tests, and answer explanations. The website also offers real time progress tracker and a calendar that reminds you when its time to study. To check out this free website, click here. I used this website a lot and the visual guidance and practice is extremely helpful.
After taking my first LSAT, I wanted to take another try at it to try to get the highest score possible. I continued to study non-stop and felt stuck because I did not see significant improvement on my practice exams. Two weeks before test day I stumbled upon a book called the LSAT Bible. This book was exactly what I needed, the information in this book acted like the missing thread I needed to stitch up all the concepts and principals I have learned thus far. This book saved my life the only down side was the fact that I found this book two weeks before my second attempt at the LSAT.
Finally test day came and went, two weeks later I found out my score improved! I was so excited about my find I started offering the book to classmates. I wish someone would have told me about these resources, but now I can pay it forward and help another aspiring lawyer reach their goal of passing the LSAT and getting accepted to law school. If you want a copy of the LSAT Bible just send me an email or click here to buy your copy.
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